A large part of my religious upbringing I was Roman Catholic. Ornate stained glass windows, votive candles flickering, and intricate artifacts surrounded me on Sunday
My family and I just spent our annual first full weekend at a small cottage we have about an hour north of Grand Rapids. It’s
In the rhythm of The 12, my two week schedule connects with the May holidays of Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. That’s fitting, since this
A week ago today I was in San Francisco, CA standing on a bluff looking at the Golden Gate Bridge. It was a beautiful day,
Jim Bratt is away today. We thank Angie Mabry-Nauta for blogging today. “Dear God?” nine-year-old Sophia petitioned. Her voice was more purposeful last night than
Recently I was introduced to the Institute for Congregational Trauma and Growth, an organization that provides resources, networking, and education for communities of faith that
I knew I was definitely going to write about Oklahoma today. If there is one place that I think of when I think “childhood,” it
The Sunday after Pentecost, this coming Sunday, is known as Trinity Sunday. I used to make fun of Trinity Sunday. Exactly what event are we
Graphic by Timothy Aivazian (http://timothyaivazian.com)Happy Pentecost Monday, friends. As I was reflecting on the layers of meaning that Pentecost carries, I found my way back
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