When asked, what is your favorite season? I am always compelled to say, “Advent!” (even though I know they probably expect one of …
Continue Reading about Carrying Christmas With Us: Prayer Cards for All Twelve Days
When asked, what is your favorite season? I am always compelled to say, “Advent!” (even though I know they probably expect one of …
Continue Reading about Carrying Christmas With Us: Prayer Cards for All Twelve Days
Advent packs so many rich symbols into a few short weeks. While family time is often scarce, we have found that families try …
Continue Reading about Antiphons for Advent in English & Spanish for 2022
Growing up our family had one of the Avon Christmas Count-Down Calendars from 1987 with the mouse that moved from one …
I am flattened by how helpless I have felt by the isolation and suffering uncovered, highlighted, and underscored in these past …
Continue Reading about The Wondering Together Project: A Simple Tool For These Hard Times
Asking the big, hard questions of faith with children is beautiful and challenging work. Even as we hope to nurture their …
Continue Reading about Holy Questions: Theological Conversations with Children
Back in December, I dug the signage for our Christmas Eve Services out of storage and put it in front of the church. Despite all …
Continue Reading about All Ages Worship: Shifting Language & Why it Matters
“God didn’t send a warrior or an emperor? Or even just a really strong person? He sent someone smaller than her!” My …
Continue Reading about Telling The Story of Epiphany with Puppets
Research shows that millennial parents (born 1981-1996) and Gen Z parents (born 1997 onward) have a strong connection to social …
These days when I talk to fellow families, I hear the same echoes in our voices. We’re weary. We need …
Continue Reading about Building Connections between Feelings and Faith
When the Building Faith team heard about how one parish was reimagining Confirmation during this time of being church in …
Continue Reading about Gifts of a Digital Confirmation Class: Embracing a Family-Based Model