Many congregations have canvas labyrinths that can be used only indoors, while others have permanent labyrinths installed on the …
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Many congregations have canvas labyrinths that can be used only indoors, while others have permanent labyrinths installed on the …
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Lent is a season that brings us before our humanity. The Lenten prayers and liturgies with which Christians may be most familiar …

"We must find sources of strength and renewal for our own spirits, lest we perish. We must learn to be quiet, to settle in one …
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November 20 is Transgender Day of Remembrance. It is a day to remember, grieve, and honor the lives of transgender persons who …
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Growing up our family had one of the Avon Christmas Countdown Calendars from 1987 with the mouse that moved from one day to the …

Pentecost is a lively feast. It abounds with stories and symbols of the mysterious, sometimes mischievious Spirit of God at work …
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Christian formation does not have to be costly. Yet finding formation resources that are substantive, useful, and affordable can …
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I was informed, upon joining the university where I spent the last decade of my 40 years in higher education chaplaincy, that the …

The first time I understood the rhythms of my baking as a form of prayer, I was making daily loaves of sprouted wheat sourdough …

Content warning: The following essay includes a discussion of pregnancy loss. When I was standing at the threshold of so many …
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