"Chalking the Door" is a short liturgy for marking our homes with sacred symbols and asking God's blessing upon those who live, …
Continue Reading about Chalking the Door: An Epiphany Tradition

"Chalking the Door" is a short liturgy for marking our homes with sacred symbols and asking God's blessing upon those who live, …
Continue Reading about Chalking the Door: An Epiphany Tradition

I (Jodi) have a confession to make: I don’t like Christmas pageants. It's not just the significant planning that they can require. …
Continue Reading about Christmas Pageants from Two Points of View

The seasons of the church year are great teachers in prayer. Each shows us a distinctive array of imagery, symbols, stories, and …

Many churches and faith communities offer animal blessing ceremonies. A popular date for these events is the Feast of St. Francis …
Continue Reading about St. Francis Day Survival Guide: Practical Tips for Animal Blessings

The Juneteenth Diocesan Feast Day and liturgy grew out of a Diocese of California Resolution passed in 2021. The resolution …

During the Easter season of 2020, when Christian formation could not take place onsite, I led an online intergenerational …

What portrait of a life of faith do you carry with you? Mine tends to focus on doing: praying, reading and studying scripture, …
Continue Reading about Simple Ways to Start a Sabbath Practice

On January 6, we celebrate the Feast of Epiphany. We retell the story in Matthew's gospel of the Magi arriving in Bethlehem and …

Forma's annual conference is right around the corner, January 17 - 19, 2023, and all Christian educators and formation leaders, …
Continue Reading about 2023 Forma Annual Conference: Called to Covenant

Many churches offer a Blessing of the Animals in honor of the Feast of St. Francis, on or near October 4th. We bless our pets …
Continue Reading about St. Francis Day Blessing of Stuffed Animals
