Jesus speaks to us and to our kids: more about icons
Icons have become part of my faith journey over the years. They can speak to the children among us as well.
Icons have become part of my faith journey over the years. They can speak to the children among us as well.
What do you do when you feel empty, and the voice in your head is completely silent?
When it comes to raising babies, you need all the help you can get. And I was raised by a four-square gospel choir of women.
Collecting icons and creating an icon corner in my kitchen has helped me grow in my relationship with God.
If you’ve ever watched a little seedling nose its way up through the earth like a tiny miracle, then you know what it’s like to witness the power of God working through us in ways more impossible than you could imagine.
How can we tell our kids the whole story of Scripture – not bit by bit as moral fables, but as a big story which is also their own?
Memorizing the Lord’s Prayer as a child enabled me to develop a line of communication with God. Now, I appreciate the traditions which enable God’s people, worn by the world, to be refreshed in His presence.
Today we celebrate the Ascension, one of the major feasts of the church. As a parent, I’m struck by this ancient image.
I didn’t start celebrating saints days when my kids were little. But I can still start now.
Once upon a time, in a vocational incarnation from four jobs ago, I spent thirty minutes, four days a week, leading