Throughout the church year, many appropriate opportunities for gift-giving arise, including confirmation, graduation, and thanks …
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Throughout the church year, many appropriate opportunities for gift-giving arise, including confirmation, graduation, and thanks …
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Every year at our Maundy Thursday service, I told the story of Jesus’ Last Passover. Usually, the children joined me at the front …
In the decade I have been serving in Christian education, I have found that it is necessary to have a few “back-pocket” ideas that …
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As the church program year draws to a close, many of us will begin to consider end-of-year gifts and recognition for teachers and …
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Creating a church lending library is the result of focused, slow, and ongoing attention over many years. After considering where …
Creating our lending library, which we call our “Theological Library for Young People,” has been a result of focused, slow, and …
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Gender, like so many other aspects of human identity, exists on a spectrum. I’m a non-binary trans Episcopal priest, and …
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Every Sunday School classroom is neurodiverse. This is true even if you’ve never heard this term before and even if you don’t …
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“God didn’t send a warrior or an emperor? Or even just a really strong person? He sent someone smaller than her!” My …
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I used to spend my Sunday mornings working at a bakery, mixing up twenty-pound batches of brioche and shaping hundreds of soft …
Continue Reading about On The Road to Emmaus: Pondering, Playing, & Baking with Luke 24: 13-33