Second Sunday: Sabbath
byWe return again to Sabbath. We are called away from the work that defines the other six days to remember and practice what God first…
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Day 10: Ignorance of Our Neighbors
byGraduate students in the sciences were challenged to translate their research into a prayer of confession—to communicate how the work their doing in creation…
Day 9: A Rooted Spirituality
byI was not seeking the airy heights of transcendence. I wanted a rooted spirituality; wanted to meet Jesus crouching there in the dirt, scribbling…
Day 8: The Peaceable Kingdom
byEdward Hicks painted dozens of versions of his famous work The Peaceable Kingdom in the 1820s-1830s, The Peaceable Kingdom. He was a Quaker from Bucks County, Pennsylvania….
Day 7: Deep Water!
byPsalm 104:5-9 [openquote]You set the earth on its foundations, so that it shall never be shaken. You cover it with the deep as with…
Day 6: The Word of Creation, Sung
byThe words of this hymn are a praise Jesus, and this praise comes in the form of contemplation on the beauty we see in creation.
Day 5: A Covenant with Creation
byRead closely God’s covenant to Noah: “As for me, I am establishing my covenant…
First Sunday: Sabbath
byYou have made it to the first Sunday of Lent. Sundays are not actually part of the 40 days of Lent–they are special days,…
Day 4: Wildlands
byAt a recent Au Sable Graduate Fellows‘ Conference graduate students in the sciences were challenged to translate their research into a prayer of confession—to…
Day 3: Believe in the Holy Contour of Life
byBelieve in the holy contour of life. Jack Kerouac From Belief & Technique for Modern Prose Questions & Activities Where have you seen “the…