Trinity Sunday is the stealth holiday of the church year – often overlooked, tucked quietly between the fire of Pentecost and the long stretch of Ordinary Time. After the combustive […]
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From Holy Week to Holy Work: An Easter for the World Becoming
Branches Spread Along the Path I took a stroll around Beaver Lake at dusk last night, her sylvan orbit still strewn with remnants of Hurricane Helene’s signature debris. It’s been […]
Resurrecting Wonder: On Magic, Jesus & Holy Hijinks with Jo’el Adifon
Have you ever felt caught between your hunger for spiritual depth and your suspicion of religious structures? What if magic, mysticism, and your relationship with Jesus weren’t opposites — but […]
Thecla’s Holy Rebellion: What a First-Century Feminine Firebrand Can Light-Up About Lent!
Hey there, weary and wonder-filled fellow traveler, Lent is upon us, and if you’re like me—someone who’s spent years composting the wild, tangled roots of faith (in my case from […]
Hurricane Helene has devastated Asheville and western North Carolina — Here’s how you can help.
Hurricane Helene has devastated western North Carolina in ways my family, friends, and neighbors can barely comprehend. Working through the fog of trauma, here’s the most comprehensive listing of ways […]
