“Now that we are becoming more mobile again and expect to do more travel, not just by car but by air, I am planning to reinstitute another of my travel rhythms. I will sit quietly in the airport or at my destination with a cup of coffee and take some quiet time to centre myself.”
What do you do when you lose a child? How do you continue to trust God and grief the apple of your eye? This is the testimony of a dear friend who lost a child in a tragic accident, yet continues to be shown how God is still worthy to be trusted-even in the darkest moments of life. If you are grieving or know of someone who is, please read and share.
David and Charlette discuss Jesus’ parting words to his disciples from this week’s gospel, the implications for our spiritual lives, and what conversations at home will be like based on these gospel themes
A conversation about portrayals of Mental Health in Pop Culture
A look at some fierce women of faith who got overshadowed
We get into Jesus’ words (commands, advice?) to his followers plus we talk about what, if any, beliefs are needed to be Episcopalian and more on our new favorite TV show.
“Jesus didn’t know about pressure cookers, but he did know about evangelism. It was his stock in trade, so to speak. He was earnest and honest, interesting to listen to, and interested in listening to others.”
Notable this week in pandemic developments was the announcement from the CDC that vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear a mask indoors or outside,
The Presiding Bishop today issued a statement following the latest violent clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians. One more time we awake to the news
Prayer for Ascension Day: “Peace be upon us,
and upon all for whom we pray.”