by Ana Lisa de Jong IN We are all in. God has called us home, from the fields, the hunting grounds. Each fishing boat moored, each gatherer returned with baskets…
By Taflin Fisher – In this moment take stock of the treasure of creation. In pink blossoms lie the promise of sweet juicy peaches. In ground cover, rain, fungi and…
By Talitha Fraser — When I write, these are not words that I speak aloud but there is a dialogue happening – as with all prayer. You cannot expect any…
By Carol Dixon — Cocooned in God’s eternal love, With confidence I face this day, Uplifted by the peace of Christ Within me as I rise and pray. God’s power…
By Ana Lisa de Jong — We are stories within a story. Narratives within the larger Word. Even while we question meaning or reason, we have comfort in knowing how…
By Mary Harwell Sayler – When God Gave Us Jesus —the One Who would save us— Heaven could not contain itself. Light spilled from a star, heralding His arrival.…
By Ana Lisa de Jong — Christmas is for a moment the veil lifted, the light of Christ appearing through the mist. The bright glow of a candle briefly lit,…
By Rodney Marsh — Here follows a poem I wrote about my experience of learning the practice of Christian Meditation in the John Main tradition. This ‘mantra’ style of prayer…
A poem by Ana Lisa De Jong — What would happen if we retreated back a few hundred kilometres into space. What would we do with a world that’s divided.…
