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The Importance of Communion

October 4, 2016 · Johnson Service Corps Archives

For only a short amount of time with the Johnson Service Corps, I have learned more about the importance of communion. I’ve shared intimate thoughts and feelings about my personal hardships that has helped me think of a centering practice for my own spiritual beliefs. I am calmer now because those thoughts or feelings that once kept me down are no longer a burden to me.

Communion is important to me because it brings a diverse population together for shared common goals. Communion has helped me think differently about my social justice placement, servant leadership, my spiritual formation and my intentional community in more depth. I am more aware of the people in my community because I am becoming more involved. And I am more aware of making my spirituality more relevant in my life.

— Kenesha Bigelow is working at East Durham Children’s Initiative

Kenesha Bigelow

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