Parenting in the Wilderness this Lent
I remember the jokes that weren’t entirely joking as we entered Lent in 2021…wait, hasn’t the last year been a […]
Parenting in the Wilderness this Lent Read Post »
I remember the jokes that weren’t entirely joking as we entered Lent in 2021…wait, hasn’t the last year been a […]
Parenting in the Wilderness this Lent 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 »
Beginning in 1857, Episcopal bishops began setting apart women for a ministry of service as deaconesses. For over a century,
Honoring One’s Mother and God’s Calling, Too Read Post »
The Christmas season is wrapped in wonder, love, and peace as if a gift in itself. In the Episcopal tradition,
Season’s Gifts for a Meaningful Christmas Read Post »
For out of Zion shall go forth instruction and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.He shall judge between the nations and shall arbitrate
Plowshares of Peace Read Post »
If you scroll Instagram or browse lifestyle videos on YouTube around this time of year, it is easy to find
Christmas Gift Guide: Faith-Based Gifts to Celebrate the Season Read Post »
As Jesus started on his way, a man ran up to him and fell on his knees before him. “Good teacher,”
The Rich, Idolatrous Young Man Read Post »
When the D word came up in church, it came as a bit of a shock. And I am not
Theology and the D Word in Church Read Post »
In our suburban neighborhood, full of families with young children, Halloween is a big deal. People celebrate the full month
Observing All Souls: Connecting Through Family Traditions Read Post »
We all have stories we tell about ourselves. As the oldest of three girls and the one I think my
Narrative Arts: Maryam of Quidun, My Mother, and Me Read Post »