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“Noli Me Tangere”: A Reflection on Touch and a Time of Crisis

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21st May 2020 • The Living Church Podcast • The Living Church

Pamela Lewis, an Episcopal lay leader in NYC, reflects on the new poignancy of Jesus’ words in the garden in light of social distancing, and then on her own experience of the pandemic and what finding a “new normal” might mean.

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Amber D. Noel, M.Div., directs the public-facing programs of The Living Church, including the podcast, events, and the Partner program. Outside of work, she is a writer and enjoys life in Atlanta.

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