Sidewalk Blessings

Today on Sense of Soul I have  Rev. Adrian Dannhauser,
Priest in Charge at the Church of the Incarnation in Manhattan.
Adrian was raised as a Southern Baptist in Mississippi, but it
took the Episcopal Church in New York City to bring out her
passion for spreading the Gospel. She discovered the Episcopal
Church in her mid-twenties and still marvels at its many gifts –
ancient tradition, progressive theology, an invitation to
question, an emphasis on social justice, liturgical space for
contemplation, and Christian community grounded in the Eucharist.
As Priest in Charge, Adrian gets to be involved in nearly every
aspect of life at Incarnation, from preaching, teaching, pastoral
care and leadership development, to budgets, administration and
financial stewardship. She is the author of Ask Me for Blessing
(You Know You Need One). Which is based on a ministry of chat and
pray with people in front of her church on Madison Ave, in NYC.
It essentially unpacks the meaning of the word ‘blessing’ and the
concept of grace, while weaving in elements of my own story and
anecdotes from my encounters with people on the sidewalk. 
Browse Adrian’s Blog to learn about her ministry of offering
blessings on the sidewalk in front of the church. You can learn
more about the book and the ministry it’s based on at
https://www.askmeforablessing.com.


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