by Tending to the Margins April 2, 2021 Number of comments0 Good Friday’s Wheat and Yeast John 12:23-26 Jesus answered them, “The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified. Very truly, IContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins March 28, 2021 Number of comments0 The Cross of Holy Week: Stop the Blame Game In my early 40s I remember wondering if I would ever be able to outgrow my genuine dislike for ArrogantsContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins March 22, 2021 Number of comments0 Love Lifted Me (and You) A woman I know shares, with her full permission, this story from her life: “I’ll never forget what happenedContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins March 15, 2021 Number of comments0 Lenten Flops and Failures Dear Spiritual Pilgrims, In many fourth weeks of Lent I have wanted to roll my eyes and throw in theContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins February 23, 2021 Number of comments0 The Wild Animals in the Wilderness of our Lives “Jesus sits with wild beasts, and he is cared for by divine beings who presumably make his stay bearable.” —SarahContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins February 14, 2021 Number of comments0 Valentine’s Day: A Prayer for Every Day of the Year In virtual worship today, Pastor Alex McCauslin of Journey of Faith Christian Church, shared this prayer with her congregation. IContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins February 5, 2021 Number of comments0 Rumi and de Mello: Soul Marinade Each morning when I rise, after checking my electronic life-line for anything urgent (the ridiculous iphone), I pull outContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins January 26, 2021 Number of comments0 A Classic Tale Made New A rabbi named Zusya died and went to stand before the judgment seat of God. As he waited for GodContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins January 9, 2021 Number of comments0 King Herod and Donald Trump the Great The Herods are really hard to like if you are a person who values compassion over competition. The Christian TestamentContinue Reading
by Tending to the Margins January 4, 2021 Number of comments0 The Work of Christmas? Friends, you have likely read or heard this poem before. It is a classic. As we round out the 12thContinue Reading