by David Pott Outside Salisbury Cathedral there is a striking statue showing Mary striding purposely away from the cathedral towards the city. The statue by Elisabeth Frink is called Walking …
by Carol Dixon I’m sure many of us remember the famous rhyme (attributed to John Milton who included it in a longer Latin poem) ‘Remember, remember the fifth of November, gunpowder, …
by Carol Dixon The hymn that best describes All Saints’ Day hymn and invites us to remember the Saints who have gone before us is one I first learned at …
by Lilly Lewin WEEK one of Advent begins with the candle of HOPE and the passage from Isaiah 64. The Word HOPE is TIKVAH in Hebrew. What if we viewed …
By Lilly Lewin It’s July… i am not sure how that’s possible. But here we are. I honestly have dreaded 2024 because of the election. So the fact that we …
by Christine Sine In the week before Mother’s day I posted meditations, prayers and creative ideas for helping us connect to maternal images of God and celebrate the mother heart …
Originally posted in 2021 by Naomi Lawrence FLASHBACK to June 8th 2012 It’s about 9pm and I suddenly remember that tomorrow is the much anticipated International Yarnbombing Day and somehow …
by Lilly Lewin Little kids love to dance. They move their bodies easily to music. They feel the joy of the music and aren’t afraid to move with it. I …
By Lynn Domina originally posted in 2018 Difference, Glorious Difference We could have been alike. By “we” I mean all of us. We could have been imagined into being as …
by Joy Lenton Then… We’ve gathered together for the feast of Pentecost, like bewildered sheep who have lost their shepherd. An air of uncertainty hangs over us. A frisson of …
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