by Lucinda Smith He could not have been busier. Bethlehem was bulging at the seams, under the weight of all the extra people in town for the census. He loved it …
guest post by Diane Gagné, originally translated from and posted in French here I know nothing. No, actually, I don’t know anything anymore. Because for a long time, yes, I …
by Laurie Klein Our prayer group settles into the waiting silence. We inhale more slowly. Exhale fully. The woman guiding our meditation beckons us deeper . . . “Picture yourself …
by John van de Laar, originally published on EvoFaith as seen here Apart from the pandemic, what has been most disturbing, traumatising, or depressing moment for you this year? My …
by Laurie Klein We are all baked from the same clay. —Old Dutch proverb *ADVENT, 2000: THAILAND* Did I mention I hate red dirt? Scientists tell us that dirt, no …
post and all photos by June Friesen, God? Are You there? Have you ever felt like God was not/is not there? Have you ever wondered whether among the trillions of …
by Christine Sine I am into my gratitude theme, but yesterday came across this series I wrote several years ago that I thought some of you would appreciate me reposting. …
by Sue Duby Life looks different these days. It feels different. It is different. And yet, much is the same. No wonder some days I feel confused and conflicted! Four …
by Christine Sine I mentioned a couple of weeks ago in my post Discerning the Way Ahead that the place we need to start is by revisiting our theology. Al Tizon’s book Whole …
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