An Unexpected Invitation
I had met her the weekend before (Palm Sunday weekend) on a bus trip to visit a monastery in the eastern half of the country. As we parted, getting...
I had met her the weekend before (Palm Sunday weekend) on a bus trip to visit a monastery in the eastern half of the country. As we parted, getting...
The wind blew through the coconut trees from the west, an indicator that November had arrived. Tiny red and gold flowers lined the muddy trail I...
When I was doing my undergrad, one of the required courses was Spiritual Formation. The course centered around going through Richard Foster’s book Celebration of Discipline within a small...
We are often straddling between intertwined threads of joy and struggle. If there is any side we are leaning towards, it’s most likely the one that tries to bring...
In South Africa, August 9th is celebrated as Women’s Day, commemorating the 1956 march of 20,000 women to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to petition against the implementation of...
Habakkuk 3:17-18 (CSB) Though the fig tree does not bud and there is no fruit on the vines, though the olive crop fails and the fields produce no food,...
According to several different polls, I live in one of the world’s happiest places. Where I live, people greet each other in elevators, doctors give you a kiss on...
For two years I had looked forward to The Week. The Week was when every member of my immediate family was going to be together under...
I’m not a fan of celebrations. Christmas, birthdays, Easter, Thanksgiving, it doesn’t matter what the holiday is, they all feel ridiculous to me and hold a layer of sadness....
When “Yet I Will Celebrate” raised her hand as the theme for the 2020 retreat, we had no idea how much we would need these words, this discipline, this...
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