...They took their names from the places where they settled...
To be part of the place where one lives, that is grace. To feel in tune with the neighbourhood, the culture, and the spirit of a place. I like this passage from Genesis because taking the names of the place means a willingness to be apart of what is happening in that place. I would say being apart of what God is doing in that place. Living in any place, when one opens their eyes to life around them
, is an invitation to see God and be part of grace.
The Kindom of Heaven Is Like: A Parable for Today
Many years ago, when I worked at Lutheran Camp Edgewood, I found a poem that really spoke to me. The camp had old rolls of wallpaper for c...
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In the notes of scene 6 in the Glass Menagerie, the playwright, Tennesse Williams, describes the lighting for the scene: the light...
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Baptism, confirmation, and affirmation of faith liturgies have a prayer where the gathered community prays: Stir up in your people the gift ...
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