Today we celebrate All Saints Day! We encourage you to also check out these great posts written a few years ago – One Protestant’s Reflection on All Saints Day by …
By Jan Blencowe — All Hallows marks an important turn on the wheel of the year. From now until the winter solstice the darkness grows. Halloween in ancient Celtic times was …
By Lynne Baab Today is National Grandparents Day, celebrated in the United States since 1978. Some other countries have grandparents day on other days of the year, and some countries …
A post reflecting on last Monday’s holiday, Labor Day by Jan Blencowe — Laboring brings up many connotations. Labor is thought of as synonymous with work, and “work” can feel …
By Emily Huff — For World Forgiveness Day, I want to turn our attention to two stories. The first is the parable of the unforgiving servant from Matthew 18:23-35. One …
By Ana Lisa De Jong — THE LAND We fight over the land. We claim it through greed, or the patterns of decades, and the entitlement of our father’s, whose …
By Lynne Baab — Is it true that the Aztecs ate chocolate? It would be more accurate to say that the Aztecs drank chocolate, as did the Mayans before them. …
By Jan Blencowe — Probably the best known words of St. John the Baptist are “He must increase, but I must decrease”. If you hail from a Christian tradition that …
By Lynne Baab — Maybe you’ve never heard of World Environment Day, a day set aside by the United Nations to focus on care for the environment. I only learned …
Today April 27, 2018 is Arbor Day! To celebrate, read this amazing post by Lynne Baab — I have always loved trees. They speak to me of God’s creativity, complexity, …
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