I used to spend my Sunday mornings working at a bakery, mixing up twenty-pound batches of brioche and shaping hundreds of soft …
Continue Reading about On The Road to Emmaus: Pondering, Playing, & Baking with Luke 24: 13-33

I used to spend my Sunday mornings working at a bakery, mixing up twenty-pound batches of brioche and shaping hundreds of soft …
Continue Reading about On The Road to Emmaus: Pondering, Playing, & Baking with Luke 24: 13-33

I love doing fun and creative events with my youth group. One of these special events is a LIVE CLUE Night. Do you know the …
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What happens when we let young people lead? Members of Calvary Episcopal Church are not new to being led by our youth: we’ve …
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Brené Brown says the two most powerful words when we are in struggle are: “Me too.” These simple words can lift us out of …
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The Way of Love is an initiative of the Episcopal Church that is easily adaptable for other denominations. Rather than a program …
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Writing letters to our youngest disciples has really helped me to remain connected during these uncertain …
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While camp settings are unique and designed especially well for community building, there are lots of ways to bring the connection …

They are like trees planted by streams of water, which yield their fruit in its season, and their leaves do not wither. In all …
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"When adults share stories of self-reflection, seeking forgiveness, and naming how we could have done better show that brokenness …
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"Once I understood [them] to be traumatized...I saw them as they really were – loving, hurting, gifted, fearful, seeking, blessed …
