by Sue Duby It’s coming. I’m struggling to contain my excitement. Wishing the weeks of 70- degree sunshine -“bad hair day” winds – tornado watches – snowflakes – warm sunshine …
By Tom Sine Originally published on New Changemakers. I still remember that first Earth Day on April 25, 1972 day very clearly. I was working as Dean of Students at …
all words and images by Kate Kennington Steer Between April and August 2021 Creative Response Arts was working with performance poet Justin Coe and the Space2Grow community garden project from …
by Diane Gagné Whether the point of view is social, political, economic psychological, generational, religious, spiritual, or so on… It remains a point of view, an opinion, a way of …
by John van de Laar What’s In A Name? An excerpt from Back To Life- Experience Your Own Resurrection – a Liturgical Guide for Easter from Sacredise.com I lived in …
by Joy Lenton “When the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome bought spices, so that they might go and anoint him. And very early …
by John van de Laar Luke 23:33-47 A few years ago I was preaching at a church in Pietermaritzburg and I asked the people if they thought the world was …
by June Friesen Maundy Thursday is celebrated in different ways in the Christian church. For some churches there is a morning as well as an evening service. And for different …
by Carol Dixon Some years ago I was introduced to the Ignatian practice of imagining yourself present in one of the Gospel stories and imagining what one of the characters …
by Carol Dixon Some years ago I was introduced to the Ignatian practice of imagining yourself present in one of the Gospel stories and imagining what one of the characters …
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