by Steve Wickham Seems a lambasting thought that joy might be possible deep in the belly of grief. Think of it as access to the otherwise inaccessible Spirit when we …
by Delme Linscott On my desk I have a poster that sends me a daily reminder to think of others. It reads: “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting …
photos and writings by June Friesen Goodbye – what does it mean? Why do we say it? To whom do we say it? And why is it easy to say …
by Elaine Breckenridge We stand on the threshold of another year. I love some of the Celtic rituals that mark this special passage. In her book, Kindling the Celtic Spirit, …
by Melissa Taft We are well into the 12 days of Christmas, and that liminal space between the big celebration of Christmas Eve/Day and New Year’s Eve/Day when most of …
words and music by Carol Dixon Living as I do in the northern hemisphere in the North of England, days get shorter in winter. Often by 21st December (known as …
Merry Christmas! We celebrate the Christ Child’s birth today, probably one of the most written and sung about events of all time. Over the years we have collected many lovely …
by Lucinda Smith And Joseph also went up from Galilee, from the town of Nazareth, to Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of …
by Sue Duby No other morning on the calendar holds such delight. Wonder. Surprise. Giggles. Pajamas ‘til noon. Coffee and chocolate chip scones by the fire. Ribbons, piles of wrapping …
by Elaine Breckenridge Of all the customs and traditions of Christmas, the creche or nativity set is my favorite. As a child, I remember my parents would have us slowly …
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