by Christine Sine I wrote this post a couple of years ago but still holds true for me as I reflect on the meaning of freedom, interdependence and independence in…
by Lisa DeRosa Tomorrow, June 19th, is Juneteenth, a celebration of the true freedom of slaves in the US. This year, we celebrate 155 years since June 19, 1865. Instead…
Guest post by Mark Pierson I live in New Zealand, home of Hobbits, Zealong Tea Estate, and Jacinda the Magnificent. I started today (Day 7 of Level 2 Coronavirus Lockdown,…
by Lisa DeRosa As our spiritual practice for our weekly community meal last night, the Mustard Seed House celebrated World Bee Day by building a home for the bees that…
by Kate Kennington Steer Every year I wonder whether to write something to mark Beltaine, the Celtic feast which celebrates a cross-quarter day in the year’s wheel, the end of…
by Andrew Jones Four years have now passed since I barely survived malaria in Africa. Quinine saved my life. And so I will pour a gin and tonic on World…
By Mary Harwell Sayler — Studying Exodus and remembering how God led His people safely through the wilderness brought to mind questions about how God leads us. Sometimes it’s hard…
Kong See Fatt Chai: Reflection on Lunar Chinese New Year by Alex Tang — The greatest annual human migration on earth often goes unnoticed by the world. Every year, between…
