When You’re Afraid, Give Me Your Hand
“Give me your hand” may be counter to how we usually respond to fear, but what if fear can result in connection instead of isolation? Joseph moves through his fears and shame to stand with Mary, shielding her from harm. When fears threaten to separate us, how can we offer support to one another? When do we need to accept an outstretched hand? How can we use our power and privilege to stand in solidarity with those whose lives are most at risk?
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