by Christine Sine Have you had your awe and wonder sighting for today? If not it’s time to go out and take notice. Last week I commented: “Our daily experience…
by Christine Sine This week as we pass through the last few days of Lent and walk with Jesus towards the cross, I continue to reflect on my Lenten garden.…
by Christine Sine This week I have cheated a little. Instead of breaking down another wall, I decided to rearrange the walls in my Lenten garden. The three remaining walls…
by Christine Sine Lent is about noticing our blindness and seeing differently…maybe even for the first time. Walter Brueggemann: A Way Other Than Our Own 33) Last week I broke…
by Christine Sine Jesus has come to transform people not to exclude them (Richard Rohr Wondrous Encounters 21) It was these words of Richard Rohr that held my attention this…
by Christine Sine “Pray and wield a mighty pen” These words from the introduction to Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Lenten devotional God On the Cross have held my attention this week as I prepared…
by Christine Sine In the Eastern Orthodox tradition the Monday before Ash Wednesday is called Clean Monday and the first week of Lent is often called clean week. The idea is…
by Christine Sine It’s official, Seattle has accumulated more February snow than any time since 1916. Last Saturday we all woke to a beautiful white winter wonderland, we pulled out…
by Christine Sine A “true” or “canonical” icon is most often said to be “written,” for it is indeed theology written in the language of colour and form. Every line…
by Christine Sine It’s confession time again. I am addicted to Big Dreams, Small Spaces with “Britain’s favourite gardener” Monty Don. He has inspired me to get out into the garden…
