In the Community

It was while cutting heavy brown paper to wrap around a parcel destined to another province that I realized the truth that I wanted to share in this week’s offering. That truth comes from a most simple action.

The well as sacred metaphor

Since moving to this almost idyllic place along the shores of the Pacific Ocean, there’s always been a nagging thought in the back of my mind: How would we get out of here in an emergency? Tough times of every type are usually associated with flights

Pilgrims on the gold dirt road in God’s Country

Here in Canada, our next federal election is scheduled to take place this fall; on, or before, October 21, 2019, to be exact. In the USA, elections will be held, in some states, on Tuesday, November 5, 2019. [https://en.wikipedia.

How can I keep from dancing

Have you ever found yourself trying desperately to come up with an idea or solution to what you think shouldn’t be that hard? That’s been me this week.

“Man sings gospel as he watches his home burn in northern Alberta” Canadian Press headline read on May 31, 2019. Indeed, Pudgin Wanuch knew there was nothing he could do as he watched the wildfire consume the only home he’d ever known.

Reading through more lists of names and assignments in the Old Testament, I’ve confessed before and now reiterate my confession that I sometimes find them challenging (probably “boring” is more accurate but not sure I should use that word when referr

Minimalism and how to change the world