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Version 4.0.10 · 2026-02-12
We’re getting ready for Lent with a few small improvements behind the scenes. This update includes minor bug fixes to keep everything running smoothly as you continue your daily practice.
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The Quiet Collection is a spiritual formation resource that provides audio collections for contemplation through various seasons and stages of life.
Written by podcaster and New York Times bestselling author Emily P. Freeman, this is a resource you can listen to first thing in the morning, before you go to bed, or as you go along the way. With a combination of both ancient prayers and original content, the readings and reflective piano music will help you center your mind and ease the low-grade hum of anxiety that often pulses just beneath the surface of our lives.
Whether you consider yourself to be a person of faith, whether your beliefs are deeply rooted or recently uprooted, whether you closely identify with a particular Christian tradition or are just spiritually curious, we hope you'll find welcome here.…
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