Reflections

Last Tuesday evening, in our Poetry of the Season session, Julie Bowman introduced us to and focused on poet Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer. In one of the poems shared, The Question, we are invited to [...]

The slower pace of summer is in the rearview mirror, the anticipation of the holiday season is on the horizon, and time seems to be speeding up.

Poet David Whyte began his September Zoom Series, A Deeper Form of Rest, with his famous poem The House of Belonging and then wove in wisdom and other poems to point at sources and opportunities [...]

Sometimes we're in a hurry and desperately need the quick convenience of self-checkout or other ways to streamline completing errands.

As I headed outside this morning for my walk, I was surprised at how dark it was. Another sign of change that I hope soon brings cooler temperatures our way in Central Texas.

Last week Pastor Brad Highum from Abiding Love Lutheran Church and I spoke about our upcoming event in October with Rev. Dr. Angela Williams Gorrell and her powerful experience with the [...]

Blessed with a month away in July, I found Edith Wharton's invitation to "set wide the window" and drink in the day relatively easy from the morning view from my stepmom's deck in Roseburg, Oregon.

As we move into the heart (and often heat) of summer, Rev. Nancy McCranie offers an invitation to remember what joy is, to pause to open ourselves to more of it, and to let it fuel our sacred [...]