by Rev. Brenda Griffin Warren; the icon of St. Hilda of Whitby written by Iconographer Bonnie Wiltz Fairbanks of Houston, Texas A Cat, An Icon, and A Calling Have you …
by Rev. Brenda Griffin Warren My spouse and I travelled to central France to visit the famous Celtic-inspired abbeys of Faremoutiers and Jouarre that were both founded in the 7th …
by Christine Sine I love cooking especially as the weather grows colder and Christmas approaches. I love the resulting gatherings, dinner conversations and the delight that people often express in …
by Rev. Brenda Griffin Warren This stained glass detail of St. Ninian is from St Mungo’s Cathedral in Glasgow, Scotland and it is by Marion Grant c.1955, photo by Lawrence …
With Pentecost Sunday now past, the church enters into Ordinary Time. There are still feasts and holidays and Saint’s Days and celebrations of other special people, but it is no …
guest post by Gary Heard Every now and then God throws curveballs in my direction which shake my theological presuppositions. I’ve been known to say that God has terribly bad …
by Rowan Wyatt When I was young my love of the study of history was encouraged by the man who raised me, my grandfather Robert, himself an amateur historian and …
By Carol Dixon for St Cuthbert Day, March 20th — March 20th is St Cuthbert’s day and on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, just off the Northumberland coast, this is a …
By Carol Dixon — My Swedish penfriend and I began corresponding when we were 12 years old and we continue to keep in touch 60 years on (these days usually …
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