by Lilly Lewin I’ve posted this before, but it’s a great practice for Epiphany, January, or even next year post Advent…Looking back at your year and doing some reflection before…
By Catherine Lawton — Ah, Christmas! Bright lights, hustle and bustle, joyous music and celebrations…. Yet, hidden behind all the glitter, many people feel the pangs of sadness and loneliness…
By Lilly Lewin Wrapped in God’s Love…. The week before Christmas is filled with TO DO lists and expectations. For some, it means traveling to visit friends and family. For…
by April Yamasaki — For Christmas last year I received an amaryllis bulb—the kind that’s shipped in a box with the premixed soil, plastic pot, and step-by-step instructions. Just as…
Friends, Christine and I Wish You a Joyous Christmas and A New Year Filled With Hope! You can smell the Scottish Short Bread Christine is baking to celebrate this season…
by Christine Sine I have been walking through Advent against a backdrop of horror at the fires devastating large portions of Australia. Friends and relatives in Sydney are wearing respirators…
by Christine Sine Last week when I created my Advent garden, I commented that I expected it would change and grow as the season progressed and that is just what…
Today is the anniversary of Thomas Merton’s death in 1968. He was an American Trappist monk, writer, theologian, mystic, poet, social activist, and scholar of comparative religion. He has influenced many…
by Christine Sine Vulnerable is the second word in my Advent garden. When I wrote it I was thinking about Mary’s vulnerability – powerless and open to attack. I was…
