Word of the Day: Hope
As I watched the inauguration today, I was hopeful for my country. I am hopeful for the spirit that is inspiring many, many people to believe that we (each one ...
As I watched the inauguration today, I was hopeful for my country. I am hopeful for the spirit that is inspiring many, many people to believe that we (each one ...
Martin Luther King, Jr, quoted Amos, saying: “Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.” What is justice? In...
Christina’s World and Pennsylvania Landscape Andrew Newell Wyeth 1917-2009 “Really, I think one’s art goes only as far and as deep as your lov...
One of the most delightful aspects of my job with theology students is hosting Sabbath Space. Each Wednesday and Thursday, students come to a stain-glass and ca...
What does abundance mean for you? What does it look like and feel like? What is a way to celebrate abundance where there is scarcity? How could abundance be sha...
Feline Lectio
In a delightful children’s book called Tales of the Kingdom, Karen Mains tells the story of Hero, a young boy who finds a gateway into Great Park. He has ...
Many thanks to Emma at Charming the Birds from the Trees. I wandered onto her blog a few weeks ago and discovered the challenge, A Commitment to Loveliness: “Al...
Living in the midst of the city, I often dream of a cottage at the foot of a mountain with herbs in the garden, a cat in the window, tea kettle on the hearth, a...