by Tending to the Margins July 4, 2025 Number of comments0 and the other shoe has officially dropped… i write in order to find my way through. i write to metabolize pain. so i find my way toContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins June 5, 2025 Number of comments0 The Season of Pentecost Pride While we would all probably agree that the natural seasons (wet, dry, summer, winter) are due to the movement ofContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins May 3, 2025 Number of comments0 The Easter Freedom to Fail “What would you choose to do if you knew you could not fail?” I remember reading that on a paperweightContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins April 2, 2025 Number of comments0 Oneness Woo-Woo? Sometimes people ask me, “What is your favorite verse in the Bible?” (which I interpret as “Which one has theContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins February 26, 2025 Number of comments0 One Step Backward, Two Steps Ahead Who are the prophets in your life? These are people about whom we seldom speak. These are the people whoContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins January 31, 2025 Number of comments0 Compassion Even For Cowbirds This past month I tested positive for Covid for my very first time and experienced the “horrors of a Covid-headache”Continue Reading
by Tending to the Margins January 1, 2025 2 Our God Who Risks in 2025 Friend, how is your “green thumb” these days? I have one large jade plant that sits and suns itself inContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins December 25, 2024 Number of comments0 Has Christmas Arrived Yet? I am couch-afghan-snuggling in the light of candlelight and tree on Christmas Eve reading poetry by John Shea called SeeingContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins November 25, 2024 Number of comments0 Is “Advent” a Noun or Verb? I love words. Especially writing them. And collecting them. In my collection of English words that make my mouth happyContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins October 28, 2024 2 Facing Election Anxiety as Jesus Followers Friends, it is so important during times of uncertainty and struggle to remember that this is not the first timeContinue Reading