D is for Daily Bread
So often when we read the passage about the day laborers, we hear it from the perspective of those who were chosen first and we…
routine and roots
I’m working on routine in my life right now (yes, I know I’ve said it time and time again… but hey, what can I say,…
fighting global poverty and the presidential debates
Only two questions about global poverty have been asked in the history of modern presidential debates. It’s a shocking figure and in 2008, we need…
Friday Five – Equinox
(first of all, I can’t believe September is over halfway through and we are staring straight in the face of the equinox… eek!) From RevGals:…
lectionary leanings
This Week’s Lectionary I’m in the midst of my “ABC’s of Being the Church” series, and this week we are on “D.” After much back…
out of the loop
Alright, I’ve been avoiding the blog… well, not avoiding it, but i’ve been distracted by other things. namely – grey’s anatomy. Sometimes I’m embarassed about…
C is for Care
In October of 2006, my dad’s dad, my grandpa, my Deda, passed away. It was a long and slow and painful process – with diabetes…
B is for Bound Together
When I think about this very difficult passage from Matthew today I’m very aware of the fact that there are some things in this life…