by Lilly Lewin I’ve posted this before, but it’s a great practice for Epiphany, January, or even next year post Advent…Looking back at your year and doing some reflection before…
By Lilly Lewin In January, I like to continue to remember the childhood of Jesus and realize that even though the lectionary grows him up quickly, we don’t have to…
by Christine Sine As this year draws to a close and 2020 approaches I find myself both looking back and looking forward. New prayers and poems seem to bubble up…
by Lilly Lewin The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood. We saw the glory with our own eyes, the one of a kind glory, like Father,…
By Carol Dixon — In the dark days at the beginning of December, I venture out into our garden (usually my husband’s domain) and look out for little green shoots…
By Talitha Fraser — In these troubled times it can seem that there is more that separates us than connects us, a fear of the future that invites apathy and…
by Christine Sine I often feel that I am an absolute novice when it comes to prayer. You might say that Jesus teach me to pray is the quest of a lifetime. I…
By Lilly Lewin photo by Paul DeGraaf Recently, I’ve found that I need new vision, new eyes to see Jesus with again. I realized that I’ve gotten blinded to the…
by Lilly Lewin The Lectionary Old Testament reading for this weekend is from Jeremiah 29: 1, 4-7. It is what I call the forgotten part of Jeremiah 29. Many of…
