Resources to Keep Young Christians’ Faith Growing
I spent the summer months re-reading our Grow Christians catalog, and wow, it stirred up a lot of feelings. I’m
Resources to Keep Young Christians’ Faith Growing Read Post »
I spent the summer months re-reading our Grow Christians catalog, and wow, it stirred up a lot of feelings. I’m
Resources to Keep Young Christians’ Faith Growing Read Post »
When I began working on Roots & Wings, a grant through Virginia Theological Seminary focused on the Episcopal expression of
Five Hallmarks of Intergenerational Worship: Free Workshop April 30th Read Post »
“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 »
Y’all know that calming exercise?Name 4 things you see,3 things you hear,2 things you feel, 1 thing you smell? When I
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 »
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 »
Wisdom is everywhere. From the immortal and optimistic words of Belinda Carlisle whilst jumping on my best friend’s trampoline at
The Miracle of Living (Well) Read Post »