Silence helps facilitate the internal transforming power of God. As we
enter into silence, we create space in which God can work. Silence allows us
to become better lovers of others as we experience the love of God within
us. Richard Foster puts it this way: "Like Jesus, we must go away from
people so that we can be truly present when we are with people." Silence
develops the spirit of patience within us. It equips us with clarity and
purpose as we engage in acts of service and mission within the world.
Mae Elise CannonJust
Spirituality
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