Announcement: What’s Next for Grow Christians
Dear Grow Christians community, After ten years of ministry, Grow Christians will conclude its active publishing in September and become […]
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Dear Grow Christians community, After ten years of ministry, Grow Christians will conclude its active publishing in September and become […]
Announcement: What’s Next for Grow Christians Read Post »
When I began working on Roots & Wings, a grant through Virginia Theological Seminary focused on the Episcopal expression of
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A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones. —Proverbs 17:22 (NIV) A few years
Water seeds, make breakfast, no tv, no phone, push through the morning routine. Do you have your track shoes? Lunchboxes?
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The Christmas I was seven remains one of the most magical and memorable of my life. I can still picture
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In the Trinity Term of 1929 I gave in, and admitted that God was God, and knelt and prayed. Clive
Forming Faith in the Chronicles of Narnia Read Post »
“The Jesus I grew up with was zero percent relaxed, but the Jesus I know now carries an ease I’ve
Teaching the Way of Jesus Read Post »
Talking to children about big concepts like faith can be intimidating. How do we know what’s age-appropriate? How do we
Children, Faith, and Answering Hard Questions Read Post »
Editor’s Note: Without fail, each month I read the Roots & Wings newsletter from top to bottom (and multiple times).