By Ana Lisa de Jong — We are stories within a story. Narratives within the larger Word. Even while we question meaning or reason, we have comfort in knowing how…
By Mary Harwell Sayler – When God Gave Us Jesus —the One Who would save us— Heaven could not contain itself. Light spilled from a star, heralding His arrival.…
By Ana Lisa de Jong — Christmas is for a moment the veil lifted, the light of Christ appearing through the mist. The bright glow of a candle briefly lit,…
By Rodney Marsh — Here follows a poem I wrote about my experience of learning the practice of Christian Meditation in the John Main tradition. This ‘mantra’ style of prayer…
A poem by Ana Lisa De Jong — What would happen if we retreated back a few hundred kilometres into space. What would we do with a world that’s divided.…
By Catherine Lawton — Look at Me! “Look at me, Cathy.” Downcast, ashamed, I shrank from seeing my father’s disappointment, his sadness, maybe anger. I was little; he was big.…
By Catherine Lawton — Not as many May first flowers here as in places where I lived as a child. There, roses burst, clambered, and climbed already, enough garden posies…
