Catherine of Genoa: Walking A Different Path
In early May of this year, things were going along pretty well. I was about to start a new job […]
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In early May of this year, things were going along pretty well. I was about to start a new job […]
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More than five years into life with our spring-loaded third child, who wakes up (and often wakes us up) at Indy Speedway
Dog (Man) Days of Summer Read Post »
In our house, it’s not often our boys pick up books unless it’s a last resort. But we keep giving them books.
Summer Reading: Why to pick this battle and some recommendations Read Post »
I was sitting on the dock of our diocesan camp, the Barbara C Harris Center, when I began feeling uncomfortable.
Stalling on the Dock of the Bay Read Post »
It’s 9 pm on a Tuesday evening, and my 9 and 11 year old boys have just finished their second full day of Camp Mama.
Praying Compline with children during this summer of disruption, violence, and injustice Read Post »
This summer, I have learned a lot about how to hold contrasting feelings: joy and sadness, excitement and anxiety, even fear and courage.
The simplest way I can describe Wild Goose is a progressive Christian festival, an ecumenical experience that can house exvangelicals on deconstruction journeys alongside various mainstream protestants, Catholics, Quakers, and the unaffiliated.
Co-Creating A Christian Life: Dispatches from the Wild Goose Festival Read Post »
Why do we need to keep the kids busy all summer? Aren’t they busy enough all during the school year? Don’t they deserve a little time to rest and relax, too?
Don’t Keep the Kids So Busy Read Post »
Summer in youth ministry is filled with opportunities that arise with the relaxation of schedules and routines.
From Go Karts to Food Banks: Staying Connected over the Summer Months Read Post »
Jesus tells us to have the faith of a child, but I wonder if there is also something to having the summer of a child.
Have the Summer of a Child Read Post »