He Who Sings
“He who sings prays twice.” Saint Augustine Beyond the ritual dyeing of a couple of dozen hard boiled eggs and hunting for hidden...
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Nancy Becker
Mar 13, 2021
First Point
One of the best things about having an old Bible that you have carried around and written in and underlined and marked-up over the years...
Lou Ann Karabel
Mar 6, 2021
Be Still and Know
On Sunday afternoons, a small group of our church members meets on Zoom to talk about poems. While I’ve loved poetry all my life,...
Jim Hubbard
Feb 28, 2021
Hope Spring Eternal
This phrase is used most frequently to describe how, despite dire or daunting conditions or circumstances, people still expect things to...
Bill Rogers
Feb 21, 2021
Making Ripples
Some of the beautiful aspects of the Lenten season are that they represent new beginnings in our spiritual growth while continuing our...
kencrews
Feb 14, 2021
Listening to the Wind
“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever.” -1 Chronicles 16:34 It seems winter decided that it would make an...
Doyll Andrews
Feb 7, 2021
Paradigm Shift:
An important change that happens when the usual way of thinking about or doing something is replaced by a new and different way....
Jerry Kahrs
Jan 29, 2021
Words Matter
At first glance, Mr. and Mrs. E. were a surprising couple, he a 6 foot 5 inch math and science teacher, she a petite English teacher who...
Nancy Becker
Jan 23, 2021
The Image of God
So God created human beings in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female God created them. And God blessed them....
Lou Ann Karabel
Jan 15, 2021
Yes Poetry!
During Advent, it was my great pleasure to lead a group—virtually, of course—through discussions of five poems by five poets. Each poem...
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