by June Friesen Have you ever wondered as I have how it is that nature moves so smoothly through the different stages of life – spring generates new beginnings and…
by June Friesen How often does one consider that the moon plays an important part in the creation plan of God. We readily admit that it is the greatest of…
by The Rev. Elaine Breckenridge I have always loved trees. I climbed them as a child. In high school and college, I wrote sentimental poems about them. As an adult,…
by June Friesen Ezekiel 33:30-32 New Living Translation 30 “Son of man, your people talk about you in their houses and whisper about you at the doors. They say to each other,…
by June Friesen The wonders of God’s beautiful heavens above us. How can one not take time and just ‘be’ with God as we look at the glorious displays He…
by Elaine Breckenridge I pause within this sacred grove guarded and buttressed by Madrone. A tree of knowledge, it finds the sun twisting, turning, dropping a branch letting light in and…
by Kellie Brown God’s embodiment and involvement in the ever-changing material world implies God is still at work, still revealing God’s self. Theopoetical discourse acknowledges that God and God’s Word…
by Karen Wilk Karen Tamminga-Paton has done numerous paintings of hands and there is something about them that invites us to consider all of life, and in particular our relationships…
Pen and Paint Ponderings with Karen and Karen by Karen Wilk (writer) and Karen Tamminga-Paton (painter) (As always, it is recommended that poetry be read aloud… and if possible with…
by Karen Wilk Poetry for me is an invitation to slow down, pay attention and reflect. As you ponder this poem may it also inspire you to look and ‘see’…
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