I have no enemies but my own body. I am at war against a foe I cannot fight
The metaphor of fire suggests that the holy one heats and hones in an immersing love that transforms
It’s September.  That means CCS staff are out visiting our students across the country for field placement orientations. This is Sparky, a fictional, totally made up CCS student preparing for diaconal ministry. …
Pelicans don’t really pierce their own chests with their beaks and feed their young with the blood, but the writers of medieval bestiaries thought they did.
What are the roots of your faith, and how does it feel when those roots are exposed by erosion?
Ann Naylor’s sabbatical focused on the significance of image, music, and sabbath.
A litany in memory of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the continuing need for peace in our world.
Brenda Curtis exposes youth from Humboldt, SK, to the reality of life in Mexico.
Does writing exclusively in an active voice aid and abet a societal overemphasis on doing over being?
Listen for the voice of the Holy One in your own faith journey as diligently and lovingly as birders attend to the melody of their flying friends.
Ted Dodd, Caryn Douglas, and others lead a worship, lament, and apology to women who were “disjoined” from paid ministry because they got married
Ted Dodd offers some reflection tools to deepen our experience of Passion Sunday and Easter
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