Beautiful Work is Love Made Visible: September 19 Newsletter

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From the beauty of a job well done, to the ugliness of work gone wrong, work takes invisible realities and makes them visible. Our earnest efforts can create beauty for the people around us and be a way that we serve our fellow human beings. Whether or not you’re an artist, working with God is beautiful.

Creating Beauty at Work Is Everyone’s Job

As we love others, the work we do becomes an expression of the beauty that was first woven into us by love.

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The Beauty of Good Work

In a world that too often appears to be ugly and chaotic, we can add a measure of grace when all that we do, no matter...

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Hardship and the Beauty of Work (Song of Songs 1:1-8)

The Song begins with the woman speaking of her love for her man and, in the course of this, she speaks of how her skin...

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