In this conversation, Christine Sine and Victoria Loorz explore the intersection of faith and ecology, discussing Victoria’s journey from a corporate career to becoming a leader in the Wild Church …
by Ron Friesen Hospitality is a word that extends an invitation – an invitation to come in, to converse, to spend some time together. Hospitality is usually an invitation to …
by Barbie Perks Yesterday I spent a good amount of time thinking on baobab trees as we were driven through the Ruaha National Park in Tanzania. It is the dry, …
words and photos by June Friesen Recently as we have been hiking, I have taken time to observe the trees. I am so amazed at the intricacy, the uniqueness, the …
by Diane Woodrow, originally posted here I don’t know about you but when someone points something out you start to notice it more. In Godspace for this season they are talking about …
by Laurie Klein May I start with a confession? I hate my limp. Lately, militant arthritis is on the rampage, sidelining me from activities I’ve taken for granted. Like walking. …
by Elaine Breckenridge One of the gifts of the pandemic is that I have experienced the beauty and wonder of creation in totally new ways. As a Christian, I believe …
post and photos by Rodney Marsh, Where I live it is mid-winter – the cold, rainy season. This year, after four years of drought, empty dams and failed crops farmers …
Today’s post in the series Creating a Sacred Space Do We Really Need Churches comes from Ryan Harrison. Ryan is from Denver, Colorado. When she’s not at her day job, she spends her …
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