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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