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    Summer R.E.S.T.

    We count “sleeps” in our house to mark the time left until an anticipated event occurs. There are officially five “sleeps” left in the...
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    Resting Body, Busy Mind

    One of the primary reasons we do not rest well is that our minds keep chattering away at us. Minds are built for processing...
    technology - connect

    Technology and Community

    When my mother was dying, the family gathered around her bed as she was anointed. Four of the five of us children were there....
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    Deep in the Darkness

    The bumper sticker on the back of the beat-up green Mini Cooper my kids drive reads, “Thank you, dark!” under a bank of what...
    Easter lilies

    Three Attitudes That Can Help Us Celebrate for 50 Days

    It’s the end of the semester where I teach, and while there are many goodbyes, there are also many invitations. There are invitations to...
    Easter lilies

    10 Reasons to Like the Easter Season

    I recently posted this question on Facebook: “What is one reason you like the Easter season?” I received multiple responses, which I combined with...
    When we're not listening, we can get disconnected from this amazing life unfolding all around us. - woman on telephone

    God’s Voice Was in a Phone Call

    My grandfather used to call me his “little motor mouth” when I was a child. I think Jesus might call me that, too, even...
    person standing on edge of mountain

    On the Edge of Faith

    This Second Week of Easter we encounter Nicodemus in the Gospels—a man who is drawn to Jesus, but never fully steps across the threshold...
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    Guiltless Pleasure

    If there’s a contrast to Lent, it’s Easter. If Lent is a time for holy sacrifice, Easter is a time for holy indulgence. I...
    Konrad Witz, "The Miraculous Draft of Fishes," public domain via Wikimedia Commons

    Living Our Way into Easter Joy

    I’m often struck by friends who note how much harder it can be to “feel” Easter than to experience Lent. Somehow the reflection on...

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