guest post by Diane Gagné, originally translated from and posted in French here I know nothing. No, actually, I don’t know anything anymore. Because for a long time, yes, I …
by Jeannie Kendall As you may know if you have read a previous blog of mine, we have a new garden. I suspect this garden will have many lessons to …
by Melissa Taft Lent marks an intentional journey to the glorious joy of Easter – one that is marked often with contemplation and prayer. It begins with Ash Wednesday: literal …
by Diane Woodrow, originally posted here I don’t know about you but when someone points something out you start to notice it more. In Godspace for this season they are talking about …
by Kathie Hempel The World Day of Prayer invokes images of Christians worldwide, taking time to pray not only for their own country, family, and desires; but for all humankind. …
by Rodney Marsh Note: This is a re-submission of an older post, found here, relevant for Lent in these times Here is a repost of a blog post from 2018. …
by John van de Laar This article is an excerpt from the new Lent Liturgical and Spiritual Practice guide from Sacredise entitled Irrepressible—How Lent can lead us to resilience. You …
by Carol Dixon, featured photo by Mike Erskine, Unsplash of St David’s Cathedral, Wales I have always wanted to visit the smallest city in the UK – St David’s in Wales, with …
by Jenneth Graser I gather myself together in circles of returning to you, thinking carefully over the day, winding around pathways of memory. I seat myself in the evening …
by Tom Sine “No Justification for a Brazen Invasion” declares the New York Times! Explosions were reported in cities across Ukraine early Thursday morning after President Vladimir Putin of Russia vowed …
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