by Elaine Breckenridge The Earth’s elements and seasons are among my favorite spiritual guides. My prayer life, my relationships with friends and family, the rich traditions of both the Church…
words and photos by June Friesen Recently as we have been hiking, I have taken time to observe the trees. I am so amazed at the intricacy, the uniqueness, the…
by Diane Woodrow, originally posted here I don’t know about you but when someone points something out you start to notice it more. In Godspace for this season they are talking about…
by Laurie Klein May I start with a confession? I hate my limp. Lately, militant arthritis is on the rampage, sidelining me from activities I’ve taken for granted. Like walking.…
by Louise Conner, as originally published on The Ecological Disciple Using keen observation skills and an aptitude for creative solutions, the Khasi and Jaintai people in northeastern India have, for…
by Elaine Breckenridge One of the gifts of the pandemic is that I have experienced the beauty and wonder of creation in totally new ways. As a Christian, I believe…
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 Carol Dixon photo by me of my back garden ‘Barred clouds bloom the soft-dying day’ Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun; Conspiring…
by Catherine Lawton, When I attended the Monet exhibition at the Denver Art Museum two years ago, I enjoyed viewing up close the originals of many of Claude Monet’s famous paintings.…
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