Many, if not most, audio bibles are read by men, so I’m always delighted to discover one narrated by a woman! Audio bibles are great resource for those unable to read a printed copy or for those who prefer to listen on the go. Hearing a woman’s voice read the scriptures is so special to…
The central focus of Epiphany is the physical manifestation of God in Jesus. We celebrate this by remembering different revelations of Christ: the wise men’s inspired journey, Jesus’ baptism, and his first miracle. This feast day is often a larger celebration than Christmas in many cultures, and for good reason. The Incarnation has incredible implications…
Maybe like me, your first introduction to a labyrinth was the 1986 film starring David Bowie. This isn’t exactly what I’m referring to here when I say labyrinth. They’re actually an interactive instrument for prayer! Aaron and I had not visited one before until a few weekends ago we explored two in Lexington. Similar to…
Prayer is a wonderfully mysterious spiritual practice. When I’m not sure what to or how to pray, prayer books have been useful guides. They’ve helped broaden my gratitude, petitions, and lament. And just like the Psalms, they’ve opened my eyes and heart to emotions and experiences I don’t have words for, yet. I’ve mentioned a…
I’m grateful to be able to introduce Dr. Camden Morgante to you here! In last few months Camden and I connected on social media via our shared interest in purity culture and Christian feminism. This is a growing field of interest for many and I believe the research she presents on shame is vital to…
A weekend or two ago Aaron and I took a drive up north to New Hampshire for a change of (social-distanced) scenery and to visit the Canterbury Shaker Village. In school I remember hearing about religious groups like the Quakers and Shakers but its especially neat to live in a region of the country where you can visit pieces of…