Tour d’Horizon
Read More: Tour d’HorizonThursday Reflection reminds me of a favorite experience of 8th grade. Our English teacher gave us a standing assignment: write or speak about a subject of your
Who Was Mary Magdalene?
Read More: Who Was Mary Magdalene?Mary Magdalene is probably one of the most versatile and controversial people in the Bible.She’s been seen as the sorrowful sinner, the Apostle to the Apostles, Jesus’s wife/girlfriend,
A Saint Worth Knowing
Read More: A Saint Worth KnowingThis week I am sharing a blog from Grow Christians. It is too good to keep to myself. If you appreciate it, I encourage you to sign up
Come Let Us Worship and Bow Down
Read More: Come Let Us Worship and Bow Down“The people stand or kneel.” This is a favorite rubric in the Book of Common Prayer, rubrics being our directions for worship. When included in the 1979
A Few Thoughts on the Whole Story
Read More: A Few Thoughts on the Whole StoryGoing about my day I can easily forget the flooding in Yellowstone, hungry children, mass shootings of other people just going about their day, and gruesome wars. I
Planting for the Future
Read More: Planting for the FutureSomeone I know well sent me a beautiful blog post about gardens planted for future pleasure. * The post, as is this one, is about a lot more.
They Devoted Themselves to Prayer
Read More: They Devoted Themselves to PrayerOffering thoughts and prayers in the face of tragedy does not cut it anymore. From what many people see, thoughts and prayers do not change anything. Yet I
A Message from Mother Elizabeth
Read More: A Message from Mother ElizabethDear Christ Episcopal Church Family, When the Search Committee, the Vestry of Christ Episcopal Church and I said yes to the Holy Spirit and began our time together,
Why Do You Stand Looking Up to Heaven?
Read More: Why Do You Stand Looking Up to Heaven?This Feast of the Ascension comes one day after the second death anniversary of George Floyd, a murder which showed such flagrant disregard for Floyd’s life as a