Sometimes in our work with children, we rub up against the edges of what Jerome Berryman called “existential limits." He named …
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Sometimes in our work with children, we rub up against the edges of what Jerome Berryman called “existential limits." He named …
Continue Reading about The Hard and Holy Work of Talking to Young Children about Death

Two common liturgical traditions that churches of various denominations practice in Lent and Holy Week are "Stations of the Cross" …
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In a 2016 article called “On Ash Wednesday, The Power of Scripture,” one of my editor predecessors, Charlotte Hand Greeson, lifts …
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What do you say to a God of resurrection on Easter Day and throughout the season? In the resurrection of Jesus from death to new …
One year, when I started attending a church that held an Ash Wednesday service, I decided to keep a Christian tradition of fasting …
If you’re busy organizing children’s, youth, adult, or parish-wide programs for Lent and Holy Week, we’ve got you. We have …
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As we enter the holiest week of the Christian liturgical year, prayers, poems, and devotionals can help us connect more deeply …
In 2021, Virginia Theological Seminary produced a 40-minute video, The Way of the Cross (El Vía Crucis), that was made available …
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Lent is a time of preparation. During this season, Christians around the world fast and pray, focusing their minds and hearts on …
On Palm Sunday 2019, the children and youth of Trinity Episcopal Church in Menlo Park, California, were invited to dive deeply …
