by Christine Sine Several years ago I created an Advent garden with five words for me to meditate on during Advent. One of those words was vulnerable and it came …
by Christine Sine Last week I received a note from one of our readers telling me of her struggles with being overwhelmed at a world full of destruction and hate. …
By Megan Bollen In times of global overwhelm or solastalgia, the simple act of picking up trash can offer us hope, and an opportunity to connect to both The Divine …
by James Amadon – Originally posted here on The Ecological Disciple on August 8, 2022. The author of today’s article, James Amadon, is the Executive Director of Circlewood, a nonprofit organization …
By Lilly Lewin I have often wondered about the week after the resurrection. I have lots of questions. I wonder and am curious about the reactions of the disciples and …
by Lucinda Smith Matthew’s gospel, chapter 2:1-12 (NIV): After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem and …
by Elaine Breckenridge It is a common turn of phrase to speak of walking across the threshold into a new year. However, this year I will be marking it seated …
by Louise Conner This piece was originally posted on The Ecological Disciple on December 1, 2022 and can be found here. I wonder if this Advent, those of us in more …
by Carol Dixon, featured photo by Mike Erskine, Unsplash of St David’s Cathedral, Wales I have always wanted to visit the smallest city in the UK – St David’s in Wales, with …
by Catherine Lawton JANUARY A captive to granite gray stare, I shiver and hunker there. Clouds shudder also and shake loose frozen crystals flashing slivers of light. Now silver gleam …
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