faith, Jesus, and a conversation on the road
A weekly newsletter article, September 17, 2018 It is really hard to live up to the legacy that St. Francis has left for us. Francis is famously known for his love for animals and creation, and the founding of the Franciscan Order. But, perhaps less well known is the extreme level to which Francis held … Continue reading St. Francis
A weekly Rector's Notes reflection I am living in a state of anticipation these days. We are (hopefully) less than 10 days away from welcoming our second daughter into this world. It is exciting to prepare for her arrival, and a bit anxiety-inducing, constantly pondering on how the shift from one to two, from three … Continue reading anticipation
A short article written for the June 2018 Cathedral Chimes We all know the Episcopal Church is an institution that loves its sense of tradition. We are very particular about how we approach the beauty of our liturgy, the expression of our faith, the spread we put out for coffee hour, because of the traditions … Continue reading on baseball and tradition
Written for the July/August 2017 Cathedral Chimes Newsletter One of the most common expressions, Facebook posts, casual conversation starters in this region is the phrase “Gone to the lake.” We truly are blessed to be in such a space like the Inland Northwest, where mountains, forests, valleys, streams, rivers, and of course, lakes, dominate the … Continue reading gone to the lake: finding God “near nature, near perfect”
This newsletter article will appear in next week's eChimes from St. John's Cathedral Last week [Ed. note: yesterday] the country voted for a lot of things, including who the next President of the United States of America will be. For many (in fact a majority) this person is not who they voted for. But, for … Continue reading forward
