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 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 beautiful reflection on how small daily mercies can serve to remind us of larger ones, and stir in us the hope and knowledge of God’s promises. 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
Meet the incredible Araba Maze and her battle against ‘Book Deserts’. Her mission? To help kids discover the life-changing magic of reading. Continue reading
A very personal, insightful examination of the slow march towards old age: from surprise, to denial, to acceptance … and hopefully, to joy and gratitude. Continue reading
Poet and essayist Lisa Kay Adam reveals a favourite source of peace that she revisits in stressful times – a certain well-known novel, with its in-depth look at human behaviour and spiritual renewal. Continue reading
Molly Harnish dishes up food for thought in this heartfelt and very personal reflection on the true meaning of hospitality; what it is … and what it isn’t.
Life-giving advice from musician/poet Carrie Newcomer who, in the midst of all the anxiety in the world today, calls us to notice and engage with the goodness right in front of us. Continue reading
The life of George Herbert (1593-1633) is commemorated each February in the Anglican Episcopal tradition. Known primarily as a humble priest in a rural parish and a writer of stirring poetry, we learn in this fascinating account that his early life was a far, far different story. Continue reading
