By Lilly Lewin Cardinals have always been a symbol of hope for me. During a very dark part of my life, I remember walking our cocker spaniel, Freddie, around our…
by Jenneth Graser The River of God has burst its banks and is One with the wide-open sea. Flowing from the sanctuary of Heaven, into the salty sea. All…
by Talitha Fraser These are significant times, and time for reflection on what we are doing with our lives or where we are going… measured somehow in sourdough starters and…
by Lilly Lewin I don’t know about you, but in this season of Covid-19, I’ve found myself too often “staring at the sky” wondering where Jesus is, rather than living…
by Christine Sine It’s Pentecost Sunday and I am preaching at our church, St Andrew’s Episcopal here in Seattle. It is also the beginning of our new theme “Read Life…
by Lilly Lewin If you follow the church year calendar, Pentecost is celebrated 50 days after Easter. It’s the day that the Church remembers and celebrates the coming of the…
Pentecost is this Sunday. Enjoy this beautiful poem by John Birch — Pentecost When was the last time that we heard the wind of your Spirit roar through this place?…
by Christine Sine The day of Pentecost is May 31st this year and it is rapidly approaching. Each year I like to update my resource list with new and fresh…
by Christine Sine I was one of 2 billion people around the world who watched the wedding celebrations of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Saturday. Like many I tuned…
