The Holy Name of Jesus begins the new year.
If I turn to God to breathe life into my year, it will be more extraordinary than anything I can plan.
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Faith at Home: Planning Ahead to January
Yes, we’re still in Advent. But January is coming – and with it always comes a chance to begin again.
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The story of St. Nicholas is worth celebrating. (His feast is December 6th.)
Telling the story of St. Nicholas provides an antidote to what can be a consumer-oriented season.
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Faith at Home: Planning Ahead for December (and a giveaway coming soon)
Maybe because I wasn’t raised in the church, I’ve spent half my life trying to figure out how to observe Advent and Christmas.
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Faith at Home: Planning Ahead for November (and a challenge)
In November I’m challenging myself to post images that reflect faith at home.
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Celebrating Creation Prayerfully, Day by Day
A new book of daily devotions – in watercolor and word – celebrates the beauty of Creation.
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Faith at Home: Planning Ahead for October
Observing feasts and seasons reminds us about what truly matters as we practice faith at home.
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Faith at Home: Planning Ahead for September
Our monthly feature helps you think ahead to live the liturgical year at home.
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Faith at Home: Planning Ahead for August
A new feature helps readers plan ahead to practice faith at home each month.
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Tonight I pick up my daughter from the Episcopal Youth Event. Then what?
I’m an Episcopal Youth Event parent. It matters that I stop, hear my daughter’s story – and listen for what God has done in it.
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