
The Flavour of Belonging
As an adolescent in the early ‘90s, the then-popular phrase “on fire for God” totally applied to me. I was a good, godly kid. I
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As an adolescent in the early ‘90s, the then-popular phrase “on fire for God” totally applied to me. I was a good, godly kid. I
When I was in between my final two years of university, a lovely Korean student named Sunyoung sublet one of the rooms in our creaky
Every now and then, we get to be a part of bright, mysterious moments where unexpected life-threads twist together. I recently had an afternoon that
When my oldest daughter Elena was a wee tot, there were parts of her bedtime routine that took a bit of wheedling and cajoling –
I was in the midst of a good old-fashioned clean-out of the kitchen cupboards when I found an odd stash that made me pause with
I’ve been feeling a little burnt out in my faith lately. In many ways, Lent seemed like an acceptable season to feel a bit spiritually
In his book Last Chance to See, Douglas Adams tells a wonderful story about visiting a centuries-old temple in Kyoto, Japan. He mentioned to his
I love words. Spoken, written, sung, remembered, invented, translated – words are beautiful to me. Libraries are right up there with forests as top-tier happy-places
We Canadians have already celebrated Thanksgiving, one of my very favourite holidays. Every year in early October, my family joins in a huge potluck feast
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