On Wednesday, Dec. 19, during morning rush hour, a small team of us from Grace Episcopal Church in Medford, including the church’s Rector, the Rev. Noah H. Evans, stood at the West Medford Commuter Rail Station with a “Blessing Station.”

In an attempt to help bring peace and comfort during this darkest week of the year, they offered blessings and prayers to anyone who walked by.

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Filed under: * Anglican - Episcopal • Episcopal Church (TEC) • * Christian Life / Church Life • Parish Ministry • Pastoral Care • Spirituality/Prayer

1. Rich Gabrielson wrote: What a cool idea! December 21, 10:59 pm | [comment link]

2. Teatime2 wrote: I really like this. December 22, 1:43 am | [comment link]

3. Pageantmaster [KJS to Coventry] wrote: Just the thing. Some days I sit and think. Other days I just sit!! December 22, 9:20 am | [comment link]

4. QohelethDC wrote: Awesome! December 22, 3:53 pm | [comment link]

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