When Sabbath Comes for You
“Guilt free laziness. A welcome respite.” These words came through on a group text when the icy weather hit North […]
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“Guilt free laziness. A welcome respite.” These words came through on a group text when the icy weather hit North […]
When Sabbath Comes for You Read Post »
I grew up in a family where hospitality was an Olympic sport. Family dinners were nightly and often grew to
Practicing Hospitality with Mary and Martha Read Post »
I distinctly remember having a conversation with my husband when our children were very young and I was a stay-at-home
Laying the Foundation of Spiritaual Practices Read Post »
My mom texted a picture to all seven of us kids at the end of August after Nathan, my youngest brother and twenty years my junior, left for his freshman year of college. “In the first week of empty nesting we found an empty nest!” she wrote.
A couple of months after the pandemic started, I drove a couple of miles down Fruitvale Avenue, determined to purchase
Grace in the Garden Read Post »
“What language would you speak if you could speak any language?” someone asked as we reviewed the liturgical calendar during
The Miracle of Hearing Read Post »
I’ve been thinking a lot over the past few weeks about how my family might engage the traditional Lenten practices.
Engaging Lenten Practices as a Family Read Post »
“Moving into a new year doesn’t mean starting over, it means starting again, armed with wisdom we’ve gathered along the
Looking Back and Looking Ahead: The Practice of Reflection Read Post »
A friend from seminary preached at church this week and talked about the passive aggression behind the phrase, ‘bless your heart.’ Most
The Skin You’re In Read Post »
Oh, I had so many good intentions of staying organized, on task and enriched this summer. Didn’t you? And are
Five Ways to Revive Your Family’s Faith This Fall Read Post »