Feb 23, 2026 | Homepage Highlights, Staff Blog
Gowan Pamphlet (c.a. 1748 – c.a. 1809) reflection by Kale Anderson Imagine sneaking out of the house under the cover of night, sneaking through your neighborhood, out into the woods. If you are caught, you could be beaten. You go anyway because you want to...
Feb 16, 2026 | Homepage Highlights, Staff Blog
Nannie Helen Burroughs (1879-1961) a reflection by Sharon Downs Nannie Helen Burroughs (1879–1961) was a pioneering educator, orator, and civil rights activist who created systems to lift Black women to heights she herself was initially denied. A fierce advocate for...
Dec 26, 2025 | Staff Blog
As I was walking around the bin, I could see an array of green trees, peppered with yellow and sprinkled with red leaves turning for the season. A stunning view of God’s love on display for my morning walk. But it didn’t stop there, above the tree tops was the lazy...
Dec 25, 2025 | Staff Blog
Most of the time, I like the idea of love, the notion of love, love in the abstract, more than I actually love. But love, and the idea of love, are not the same thing. The idea of love allows me to stand at a distance from whatever I’m seeking to love. I can think...
Dec 24, 2025 | Staff Blog
Silent nightHoly nightAll is calmAll is bright Nothing tests you or your relationship quite like the first 10 days with a newborn baby. As a new mother, you’re in an unfamiliar, healing body; you’re responsible for keeping alive a complete stranger with no survival...
Dec 23, 2025 | Staff Blog
“The God, who is greater than God, has only one thing on Her mind, and that is to drop, endlessly, rose petals on our heads. Behold the One who can’t take His eyes off of you.” -Fr Gregory Boyle, Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion Love is...
