
God Makes the Growth
During the cold, winter-weary days of early March I usually start to daydream about flowers. I think of the first tender, pink tulips of spring,
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During the cold, winter-weary days of early March I usually start to daydream about flowers. I think of the first tender, pink tulips of spring,
I moved to a new school as a sophomore in high school, and I was assigned the worst locker. I rode the bus at that
I’ve been thinking a lot about “caring for the other,” and not just according to the biblical mandate to “love thy neighbor,” but something more
When I was a young girl, and my dad was my pastor and my mom sang in the choir, my brother and I occasionally sat
We keep a small bird feeder outside the tall windows in the back of our house. It only requires a minute or two to exit
Pay attention to the things that take you out of and beyond your everyday living. They are a jolt to the system, perhaps a moment
From a distance I noticed the perky, orange jeep parked at the far end of a long line of minivans in front of an elementary
I’m up and out of the house earlier these days. Middle and High School drop-offs have us in the minivan by 7am. At 7am, morning
It was the 90s, and my high school photography teacher had a poster hanging on the wall by the artist, SARK, that caught my attention.
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