I like that thought too: that even though I can’t really see Jesus or touch him or talk to him, I know he’s still here. I feel his love in worship. I experience his goodness through loving my neighbors. I taste and touch his grace in bread and wine.
Tim Schenck shares the ten things he tells kids about Communion.
Ever hear a politician or public figure give a “non-apology apology?” They usually start out with “If any was offended….” Ever have the experience of
The Episcopal Diocese of Montana offers
I know end might be near as this is only day of my adulthood I’ve seen my mother and she hasn’t asked, “Why that shirt?” ~Scott Simon
A mother and her gay son tell the story how they got past the damage done by “reparative therapy” and Exodus International and learned to love and accept each other.
Everyone has a freak flag and the truly cool people of the universe don’t wait until they’re out of high school to fly it. Don’t ever forget how to change a flat tire.
In Forward Movement’s “50 Days of Fabulous” , a celebration of the Easter Season, Susan McDonald reflects on understanding the Eucharist:
A task force was formed to investigate the safety of the neighborhood after at least one mother fretted that her child had seen the upper outlines of a homeless man’s backside en route to a playground. The complaint became known as the butt-crack e-mail.