by June Friesen As I have been preparing myself for the ending of 2022 I have contemplated the things I have done, the memories I have made that I treasure, …
By Kathie Hempel Thirty-two years ago today, a great wall that divided East and West Berlin was brought down. This Wall divided families and many died in their attempt to …
by Christine Sine I wrote this post a couple of years ago but still holds true for me as I reflect on the meaning of freedom, interdependence and independence in …
By Lilly Lewin The gospel passage from the Lectionary a couple of weeks ago was LUKE 13:10-17. We journaled from it at thinplaceNASHVILLE, and I have been “chewing on it” …
By Lilly Lewin Psalm 103:8-12 The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love. The Lord will not always accuse, nor will he harbor his anger forever; …
by Christine Sine This morning I spilt wax from my Lenten candle all over the special altar I had so carefully put together for the season. It splattered my palm …
by Ellen Haroutunian “He was born Rolihlahla, “Shaker of Trees.” He became Nelson Mandela and shook the world.” ~from The Long Walk of Nelson Mandela Several years ago I watched …
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