by Diane Woodrow Melissa has asked if I would do my third World Toilet Day post in a row. How could I refuse! Did You Know? More people in the…
by Rev. Brenda Griffin Warren; the icon of St. Hilda of Whitby written by Iconographer Bonnie Wiltz Fairbanks of Houston, Texas A Cat, An Icon, and A Calling Have you…
by Elaine Breckenridge Winter is upon us. According to the ancient Celtic calendar, winter begins November 1. It makes sense to me to mark the beginning of winter in November…
Photos and writing by June Friesen. Scripture from The Message. In the past few years as there has been an alert about not destroying pollinators but rather creating habitats that…
by Melissa Taft Here in the Pacific Northwest, we are gearing up for the last bits of plentiful garden goodies and getting ready for celebrations of thanksgiving and harvest. As…
by Laurie Klein “He was looking at the clay. He had his ear to it. He was listening. ‘It is breathing,’ he said; and then he filled it with air.”…
by Carol Dixon I was first introduced to St Teresa of Avila (whose saint’s day falls on 15 October) in the 1990s when our church got a new hymnbook ‘Rejoice…
by Vidhya Chintala, originally posted on Circlewood‘s blog The Ecological Disciple as part of of their Practical Earthkeeping feature, here. Every time we go on a family walk or hike,…
Excerpted with permission from several writings and all photos by David Pott. This is an update on this post: Wanted: Coffin Carriers – Introducing the Lindisfarne Gospels Pilgrimage and more…
by Rev. Sheila Hamil Many years ago, when I was a schoolteacher, I met a former pupil on my way home from school, and during the course of our conversation,…
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