Traditional sermons have long been the foundation of preaching, offering deep reflection and theological insight. Yet they can …
Drawing the Circle Wide: The Antiracist Work of Godly Play’s Equity Audit
As an educator, I live for the summer. I would say, “Don’t tell my students!” but they already know! As much as I relish walking …
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The Wondering Together Project: A Simple Tool For These Hard Times
I am flattened by how helpless I have felt by the isolation and suffering uncovered, highlighted, and underscored in these past …
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Godly Play With Senior Adults
Are you using Godly Play in your ministry with older adults? In many ways the people who live in retirement homes or nursing care …
Godly Play for Vacation Bible School
Godly Play is a spiral curriculum that acknowledges that the connection to God is within all of us. Learning the language of our …
An Easter Children’s Sermon
I’m a big believer in giving the children’s sermon as much thought as I do any other part of worship. Creating A Children's …
Godly Play On Zoom: Why It Works
For just over a year I've served as Director of Children & Family Ministries for a medium size Episcopal church in Wake …
Godly Play Blessing for End of Program Year
You are storytellers and peacemakers, light bearers, and people of God, who are creating the part that hasn’t been written …
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Sharing Godly Play With The Whole Congregation
Sometimes those rich, beautiful stories are just begging to burst out of the classroom and into another context that might not …
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Godly Play “Big”: Bringing the Practices of Small Circles to Large Spaces
So how do you do Godly Play authentically in “big” circles like this one? By holding fast to those things that support the circle …
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