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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