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Reflection: The Inner & Outer Work of Advent
- trinitycathpdx
- Dec 17, 2020
- 1 min read
"This is a time for inner work - and outer work."
Click the preview image above to hear Outreach Co-Coordinator - and member of the Cornerstone community - Steve Isaacson, in the next installment in our series of reflections from our staff and clergy to take you through Advent & Christmas and into the new year.
Watch Steve's reflection on YouTube above, or hear it on our Sermon Podcast - and be sure to subscribe so you never miss these words of wisdom & hope from the Trinity staff & clergy.
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