By Kathie Hempel Thirty-two years ago today, a great wall that divided East and West Berlin was brought down. This Wall divided families and many died in their attempt to…
by Tom Sine A Commitment in Glasgow to Protect the World’s Forests and a Call from the Church in Wales to Promote Environmental Justice “Global Leaders Pledge to Eliminate Deforestation…
photos and writing by Sue Duby A different view today from my favorite coffee shop seat. Raindrops pound the tabletops outside. Golden leaves lie in soggy mounds, scattered across the…
photos and writings by Elaine Breckenridge This afternoon, I admired our young birch tree as it has now developed more yellow leaves than green leaves. A few leaves have fallen…
by Laurie Klein My love, to loving God above, captures me in the round of love. —Luci Shaw HE NEVER SAW IT FALL. There was no warning. No sound. No…
by Diane Woodrow When I was a child Guy Fawkes night on 5th November was the big fireworks thing. Halloween was not really on the radar at all in the…
art and thoughts by Keren Dibbens-Wyatt Autumn is my favourite season. I am grateful for the slowing down of nature that mirrors my own, the slight chill in the wind…
by Lucinda Smith photo by Annie Spratt Exotic and vibrant colours, tall and dangly, flinging themselves over the edge of the vase, weighed down by their glorious heads. I love…
Advent is just around the corner, and many of us are busy already preparing for the season. We wanted to gather some of our resources together in one place–when planning…
by Diane Woodrow, originally published on Aspirational Adventures I’ve been having a quiet rant to God on behalf of a friend. I’m not sure if she’s ranting too but I…
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