“Who cooked the Last Supper?” This question caught my attention when I saw it as the title of a a 2001 book by Rosalind Miles—Who Cooked the
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“Who cooked the Last Supper?” This question caught my attention when I saw it as the title of a a 2001 book by Rosalind Miles—Who Cooked the
Read moreSparrows love the camellia bush just outside our back door. The bush bloomed with extraordinary enthusiasm this spring. Maybe the sparrows just can’t get enough
Read moreWe may be scattered, but we are not alone. Listen! A sower went out to sow. Matthew 13:3b As this broken bread was scattered
Read moreI am dust; to dust I shall always return. But don’t assume as you disturb my rest with your omnipotent kitchen broom that I am
Read moreThe cedar waxwings arrived yesterday. Waxwings are wonderful, mysterious birds. Here in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, their visits are brief. They come to our backyard for
Read moreWe pray for strength and courage, for wisdom to seek Your ways.
Read moreDuring Advent, perhaps we can turn on a porch light and welcome someone home.
Read moreI pray that Christian worship practices cultivate kindness—birth it in its most radical and world-changing forms in the marrow of our bones.
Read moreWords are powerful. How we use words in worship matters.
Read moreChristians can impact what happens in schools is by embodying one of the Gospel’s most powerful gifts: gratitude.
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