I’m back at The Glorious Table with week talking about dreams. Holding on to them, letting them go, and releasing our hold on them enough to be discovered and realized. Releasing your Dreams Exodus 2 is a very familiar story … Continued
The forty days are almost up. Forty days ago I held honorable intentions of participating in the Lent season by getting up earlier than I normally do, spending time meditating, reading and praying. I felt like this would give me … Continued
Last November I had the good fortune of attending a writers workshop in Charlotte, NC. The weekend was wonderful, filled with new friends, new aspirations, new visions of the future. But my goals and aspirations have nothing to do with … Continued
In case you weren’t sure…we’re actually still in the Christmas season. The twelve days of Christmas is an actual thing, except I don’t know what the partridges and lords a leaping are all about. Harry’s should receive nine ladies dancing … Continued
Matthew’s version of the Christmas story is short and simple compared to Luke’s dramatic version. There are no shepherds or glorious angels, no harrowing journey to Bethlehem or the drama of giving birth in a stable. We may not get … Continued
Each week I have been sharing a prayer of mercy and compassion to help keep the sanity in this election season. If you would like a refresher, click here for week one and here for week two. Since I … Continued
Today I have the honor of being a guest contributor at The Glorious Table. The Glorious Table is a site dedicated to offering daily devotions to encourage women to find deeper truths within themselves and each other. In kitchens around … Continued
In case you missed last week or need a refresher, CLICK HERE to meditate on last week’s prayer of compassion and mercy to get you through the election. Can we all give an ‘amen’ that the debates are over? Let’s … Continued
Four more weeks. Four more weeks until we find out of our nation explodes or implodes (kidding-not kidding). Whichever way it goes, the result has got me on edge. Just a few months ago I wrote about how I was … Continued
The first Sunday after Easter is a special one in our church. It is the Sunday in which the 5th grade students are baptised (if they so choose). It just so happens that we have a 5th grader in our … Continued
