Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
You know what it’s like to feel the weight of a world that demands you hold it all together. To be broken in ways nobody sees. But what if those cracks are not something we have to hide? What if each one is an invitation?
As we learn from our East Asian elders, we discover how the art of kintsugi embodies a theology of healing. When a pot is broken, cracks are mended with gold. The brokenness becomes beautiful.
We seek to honor this art form and the cultures that created it, recognizing that the kingdom of God is a multiethnic mosaic, a family on mission together. As we walk with each other, we are blessed to be able to learn from one another and gain a fuller picture of who God is and how God is at work in the world.
That spirit of healing undergirds our theme of “Take Heart.”
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You know what it’s like to feel the weight of a world that demands you hold it all together. To be broken in ways nobody sees. But what if those cracks are not something we have to hide? What if each one is an invitation?
As we learn from our East Asian elders, we discover how the art of kintsugi embodies a theology of healing. When a pot is broken, cracks are mended with gold. The brokenness becomes beautiful.
We seek to honor this art form and the cultures that created it, recognizing that the kingdom of God is a multiethnic mosaic, a family on mission together. As we walk with each other, we are blessed to be able to learn from one another and gain a fuller picture of who God is and how God is at work in the world.
That spirit of healing undergirds our theme of “Take Heart.”
covchurch.org/unite
