by Christine Sine It’s Pentecost Sunday and I am preaching at our church, St Andrew’s Episcopal here in Seattle. It is also the beginning of our new theme “Read Life …
by Christine Sine We used to say ‘interesting’, then ‘very interesting’, then ‘amazing’, and now, at least in cool circles, or circles trying to be cool, ‘awesome’. An American waiter …
by Christine Sine It’s time to get together our summer reading list, or if you live in the Southern Hemisphere your winter list. Maybe not quite as pretentious as Bill …
Generalism is an enemy of wonder because it suppresses uniqueness (Roger Deakin Waterlog: A Swimmer’s Journey Through Britain) These words sent chills (the good kind) through my body, covering me …
by Christine Sine This prayer was the focus of my meditation this morning. Walking in the footsteps of Jesus is a growing passion for me. Learning to understand more clearly …
by Christine Sine As some of you know I have been struggling with some health issues over the last couple of months that seemed to have sapped some of my …
by Christine Sine When the Bible declares that we are made in the “image and likeness” of the Creator, it is affirming that creativity is at our core just as …
by Christine Sine The day of Pentecost is May 23rd this year and it is rapidly approaching. Each year I like to update my resource list with new and fresh …
by Christine Sine The one who enters by the door is the shepherd of the sheep.3 The man who guards the door opens it for him. And the sheep listen to …
by Christine Sine “We have stunned the world out of wonder” says Robert MacFarlane in his fascinating book Landmarks. He goes on the suggest that “once a landscape goes undescribed and therefore …
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