Artist Jane Gateson takes us on a playful, quirky, colourful and just plain awesome voyage through time, in which she lovingly and artfully documents the story of her house – and the story of her life – through a myriad of stages and changes. Continue reading
Geoff Read, after 35 years of ordained ministry with the Church of England, recently embarked on his first three-month sabbatical. It included two pilgrimage walks, totally 280 km. His sabbatical theme slowly emerged as “our 60s as a decade of transition” – and now, safely home, he shares some of the insights he gained along the way. Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity works in more than 70 countries around the world, bringing together families and volunteers to build safe and affordable homes. CEO Jonathan Reckford shares this inspirational look at its history, and its continuing vision. Continue reading
Finding the time to listen to others and offer our help isn’t always easy. Br. Curtis reflects on the simple, transformative stance of kindness. Continue reading
A short, poignant poem on suffering and tenderness, that champions compassion as a meaningful way of being in the world. Wonderful words to ponder, absorb … and perhaps memorize! Continue reading
A reflection on the faith of Julian of Norwich, and her invitation to believe in a God who loves us beyond our imagination – and who is fully able to draw good out of evil, and joy out of suffering. Continue reading
A teacher’s decision to delve into a difficult topic with her Junior High students became not only a very meaningful experience, but also awakened a new understanding and appreciation for life. Continue reading
Are angels real? Are they part of a spiritual realm that surrounds us? Ron Semenoff ponders these questions and more, while also exploring what Church doctrine and the Bible have to say about these heavenly beings. Continue reading
A beautiful reflection on loving others as we love ourselves, as the Bible recommends. Sounds pretty straightforward, but – if we’re honest – it’s not always easy. Continue reading
Tapping into the skills and wisdom of older workers is a win-win for everyone, as well as for sustained economic growth. Here’s some ideas on how we can make it happen. Continue reading
