by Christine Sine, It has been a rough couple of weeks. First I got COVID. Then my husband did and we spent the last week moping round the house. Fortunately …
by Christine Sine I am back into doing daily awe and wonder walks, and it is wonderful. The delight of absorbing the beauty of spring and the joy of inhaling …
Last week I attended the Inhabit Conference. It was a delight to reconnect to old friends and make new ones. One of the highlights for me was listening to Drew …
by Louise Conner – Originally posted here on the Ecological Disciple on April 6, 2023. In the nooks and crannies of the world, with no human present, songs of praise …
by June Friesen As we anticipate the celebration of Christ’s resurrection I have been continually reminded of the opportunity this gives us in the Christian faith to ponder new life, …
One of our writers, Jeannie Kendall, has written a wonderful series of poems that reflect “voices” from each section of text from Luke’s gospel. She has generously offered for anyone to …
by Catherine Lawton In our experience of God’s presence, poetry can help us focus and engage our senses and entire being. Poetry can help us process life and emotions—and see …
Writing by Karen Wilk and visual art by Karen Tamminga-Paton Love Covers “Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers a multitude of wrongs.” 1 Peter 4:8 My daughters and …
Reflection and poetry by Karen Wilk, visual art by Karen Tamminga-Paton In Orthodox Christian traditions, Lent has been referred to as the bright sad season. I can relate to the …
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