In our excessively active world, a world that assaults us daily with e-mail, faxes, junk mail, bills, memos, phone calls …
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In our excessively active world, a world that assaults us daily with e-mail, faxes, junk mail, bills, memos, phone calls …
Continue Reading about A Model for Mother’s Day: Julian of Norwich

As we approached Palm Sunday, a dear priest friend in New Zealand concluded her email to me with the sentence, “May we …

by Sharon Ely Pearson Prayer is communication with God and can occur before a meal, at bedtime, during a worship service, or …

"Lent, he said, is the season that the church has set aside for us to intentionally reflect on our relationship with God, others, …

In Part 1 of “Envisioning the Future of Faith Formation in Your Congregation” I introduced the four scenarios developing …
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"Invite each person to speak a special name for Jesus, for example, Shepherd, Bread of Life, Friend, Light, etc. Then pray: Jesus, …

"These experiences were occasions of great spiritual cleansing and preparation to encounter God in a new way, and serve as …

"Mainline church folks and evangelicals find a common language to sing, pray and become disciples in love with Jesus and his …
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"Gradually you will begin to notice God's gentle guidance to choose those things that bring enduring joy." God's Presence …

When I was a little girl, Sundays were really special. We always went to church. Our little Lutheran Church had clear …
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