From our partners at Circlewood – Circlewood invites us to join for a Day of Listening, Learning, and Looking. This 24 hours of prayer begins at 7pm (Pacific Standard time)…
by Sue Duby When friends ask me if I’m a morning or night person, I’m used to letting out a sigh with a wink and smile…”Actually, neither one! I just…
by Tom Sine “Maintaining motivation is becoming an increasing challenge for many people slogging through life curtailed by the coronavirus pandemic”, observes Jane Brody in the New York Times. Are you among…
by Jenneth Graser The River of God has burst its banks and is One with the wide-open sea. Flowing from the sanctuary of Heaven, into the salty sea. All…
by Talitha Fraser These are significant times, and time for reflection on what we are doing with our lives or where we are going… measured somehow in sourdough starters and…
by Rowan Wyatt When I was young my love of the study of history was encouraged by the man who raised me, my grandfather Robert, himself an amateur historian and…
by Catherine Lawton Sometimes I see a need but hesitate to step in and try to help. After all, who am I? Just little ol’ me. Sometimes I believe I…
by Rodney Marsh Every Easter I feel a certain dissonance. The nature analogies (mainly English) for Easter carry little meaning where I live so I wrote the following to think…
I read about the story of God in the Bible but in the garden, I see it lived out. Every time I plant a seed, bury it in the ground…
by Lisa Scandrette A month after the devastating Australian bush fires were extinguished, we visited the Adelaide hills. We stood on a hill overlooking a vineyard and saw the distinct…
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