By Karen Wilk Fire has been in the news a lot these last few months – it has been so destructive and cruel, Yet, in contrast to its devastation, summer …
by Karen Wilk I hear with an accent ……But not so this noble tree Call it a default, ……a challenge …………My descent, Upbringing or past– ……You have one too. Mine …
By Elaine Breckenridge On the eve of the year 2023, I wrote a reflection about beginning the new year with “trust” as my sacred word. Having spent the season of …
Mysteries, Yes by Mary Oliver Truly, we live with mysteries too marvelous to be understood. How grass can be nourishing in the mouths of the lambs How rivers and stones …
by Christine Sine Last weekend I was down in Portland spending time with a good friend who happens to live right on one of the tributaries of the Columbia river. …
by Carol Dixon The time between Ascension and Pentecost in the church calendar always seems a bit of a limbo to me. Easter has past and Jesus has ‘disappeared from …
One of our writers, Jeannie Kendall, has written a wonderful series of poems that reflect “voices” from each section of text from Luke’s gospel. She has generously offered for anyone to …
Poem submitted by Elaine Breckenridge Advent I live my Advent in the womb of Mary. And on one night when a great star swings free from its high mooring and …
by Carol Dixon I am not usually lost for words (my husband of 52 years can vouch for that) but this Advent I have been dumbstruck with awe and wonder …
I love the sentiments of this beautiful poem, which speaks to us so much of the unexpected and often mundane dilemmas of Advent. An Advent Poem by Mary Oliver, Dear …
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