The Gentle Genius of Saint Aidan
Not many of you should become teachers, my fellow believers, because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly. […]
Saints
The Skin You’re In
A friend from seminary preached at church this week and talked about the passive aggression behind the phrase, ‘bless your heart.’ Most
A lifelong devotion to Mary the God Bearer
I was obsessed with the Virgin Mary as a child. This was an odd fascination for a little girl who
Edith Stein’s Courage to Listen
Edith Stein (Teresa Benedicta of the Cross) was a philosopher, a martyr, a Jew, a Christian, and a prophet. Born into an observant
Voyages of Faith: VBS 2024
It is summer! And the joys of summer are especially rich when children’s ministry and creativity merge together in July
Celebrating Women’s Rise to Holy Orders
Today, July 29th, is a special day for the Episcopal Church, and in particular Episcopal women. It is the shared feast day of Martha and Mary of Bethany and the commemoration of the first ordination of women to the priesthood in the Episcopal Church.
The Hope Mary Magdalene Offers the World
As a female priest in the Episcopal Church, it only takes one comment on Twitter “leaving my bubble” for me
Noticing God at Home
One of my favorite things to imagine is Jesus and the disciples in their day to day life. I think about
Hope is a song in a weary throat
Pauli Murray makes our list of remembrances because she shines like the sun. She was the first African American woman
Irenaeus was having none of it
The Turkish city of Izmir, formerly known as the Greek city of Smyrna, has, due to its location, a crossroads