
Considering Pentecost’s Sermon
by Josh Huber In the dim daylight my office offers, I try listening to my candles. Unheard, they tongue their
by Josh Huber In the dim daylight my office offers, I try listening to my candles. Unheard, they tongue their
by Theresa Newell I held your hand when you were born. I loved you. I wept for all the troubles you will have in your
by: Emily Meeks It may seem incongruent but in this season of Easter, I have been thinking about one particular snowshoe excursion from this past
by Josh Huber Do consider the lilies. Also, if time allows, the daisies, tulips, daffodils, azaleas, snow drops, and dandelions. Not necessarily in that order
by Theresa Newell I recently attended a memorial for my aunt. There was a table with many pictures. One picture, my cousin explained, was of
by Josh Huber In Matthew, that first Sunday after Jesus was crucified, the Marys don’t seem to have a plan. They weren’t coming with spices
By: Emily Meeks I opened and re-opened the MP4 file on my desktop, but the video I created would not play. A right click on
by Theresa Newell When I was a grade school child, I felt the pull of Gospel stories. Holy Week especially drew me. I wanted to
A prayer for quiet rest –After Psalm 131 (by Josh Huber) O Mother, you see me as I am–dust and to dust returning. I keep
Excerpted from Passion for Pilgrimage, by Alan Jones “In the Eastern tradition there is a critical period in our lives that is a privileged opportunity for
Groups are partnering with EMM as “Rainbow Initiative Congregations/Communities,” committed to learning about and supporting LGBTQ+ forced migrants during the worldwide activities in June focused on those communities.
David Paulsen writes for ENS that the end of the consent period is July 20.
Some ballplayers found peace after struggles with addiction; others simply pursued ministry as a second career.
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