The Hope Mary Magdalene Offers the WorldJuly 22, 2024 By Erin Jean Warde 4 CommentsAs a female priest in the Episcopal Church, it only takes one comment on Twitter “leaving my bubble” for me to open the app and […] Share this:FacebookEmailPinterestMorePocketRedditLinkedIn
Noticing God at HomeJuly 8, 2024 By Erin Jean Warde 1 CommentOne of my favorite things to imagine is Jesus and the disciples in their day to day life. I think about this often, because the disciples […] Share this:FacebookEmailPinterestMorePocketRedditLinkedIn
People of RequirementJuly 5, 2024 By Elizabeth Bentrup 1 CommentIt’s been 13 years and I still remember a sermon that basically changed the course of my life. My husband at the time and I […] Share this:FacebookEmailPinterestMorePocketRedditLinkedIn
Hope is a song in a weary throatJuly 1, 2024 By Ryan Kuratko Leave a CommentPauli Murray makes our list of remembrances because she shines like the sun. She was the first African American woman ordained a priest in the […] Share this:FacebookEmailPinterestMorePocketRedditLinkedIn
Irenaeus was having none of itJune 28, 2024 By Scott Robinson, TSSF Leave a CommentThe Turkish city of Izmir, formerly known as the Greek city of Smyrna, has, due to its location, a crossroads of languages and cultures. Also, […] Share this:FacebookEmailPinterestMorePocketRedditLinkedIn
Isabel Florence Hapgood’s Labors and Gifts of LoveJune 26, 2024 By Ann Benton Fraser Leave a Comment“What would Kate and Ashley think?” They were middle school daughters of fellow students in my beginning New Testament Greek class. Our professor gave us […] Share this:FacebookEmailPinterestMorePocketRedditLinkedIn