As we emerge from a long, cold winter, we can feel our spirits awaken to new life as the days grow longer, dormant plants begin to bud and sprout, creation stirs and sings around us, and we make room in our calendars for springtime activities. For many, spring is a season for deep cleaning and pruning what no longer brings us joy or life. 

This spring, take some time to reflect on what may be dormant in your heart. What areas of your life long for the breath of new life? What seeds of hope and love could you plant or spread this season in the places where you live, work, and play?

It’s Spring at St. Andrew.