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Peanut Butter and Liturgy
Every single day, my husband eats a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch. He assembles it the night before and packs it in his...
Oct 8, 2025


Why Attend a Catholic Service?
Fourteen Protestants—twelve of us lifelong Lutherans—filed into the back rows of the Cathedral of St. Helena for Sunday morning mass. ...
Sep 10, 2025


Popcorn at the Pastor's
This week, I asked my good friend and fellow writer, Hadley, to guest blog for me. I'm currently on vacation, and she was kind enough to...
Jul 10, 2025


Lean Into Your Fear
When was the last time you did something that scared you? I’ll go first. Last weekend, I participated in an author festival at my local...
Mar 18, 2025


How to Be Alone
For the first five and a half years of our marriage, my husband worked rotating shifts, including six weeks of night shift every six...
Feb 17, 2025


Historic Church Open House
Last weekend, I attended the eighth annual Interfaith Outreach Association Historic Church Open House, one of the most joyful and...
Dec 18, 2024


The Christian Stumble
When I was a child, I used to think about things until my head hurt. What existed before time? How far does space extend? How can God...
May 8, 2024


Rhythms and Words of Prayer
I’ve been reading a book over the past couple of months called Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools by Tyler Staton. It’s a 10-chapter...
Apr 18, 2024


The Gospel in 300 Words
My small group leader tasked our group with writing out God’s story in 300 words or less. I really struggled with this writing...
Feb 23, 2024


Evening Prayer
I attended evening prayer at a historic Episcopal church last week. Up to that point, I’d only attended protestant evangelical churches...
Feb 2, 2024


Organ Recital
Yesterday, I attended an organ recital at the Methodist church downtown. The building has been standing for more than 100 years. Its...
Jul 9, 2023
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