Honoring One’s Mother and God’s Calling, Too
Beginning in 1857, Episcopal bishops began setting apart women for a ministry of service as deaconesses. For over a century, […]
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Season’s Gifts for a Meaningful Christmas
The Christmas season is wrapped in wonder, love, and peace as if a gift in itself. In the Episcopal tradition,
Plowshares of Peace
For out of Zion shall go forth instruction and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.He shall judge between the nations and shall arbitrate
Christmas Gift Guide: Faith-Based Gifts to Celebrate the Season
If you scroll Instagram or browse lifestyle videos on YouTube around this time of year, it is easy to find
The Rich, Idolatrous Young Man
As Jesus started on his way, a man ran up to him and fell on his knees before him. “Good teacher,”
Theology and the D Word in Church
When the D word came up in church, it came as a bit of a shock. And I am not
Observing All Souls: Connecting Through Family Traditions
In our suburban neighborhood, full of families with young children, Halloween is a big deal. People celebrate the full month
Narrative Arts: Maryam of Quidun, My Mother, and Me
We all have stories we tell about ourselves. As the oldest of three girls and the one I think my
Mercy: Kyrie Eleison
Editor’s Note: Kayla Craig originally published this post on her Liturgies for Parents Substack on September 29, 2024. It is
Do It Yourself: Crafty Strategies for Expanding Access to Godly Play
I have a reputation among friends and colleagues for being unusually crafty. If a new artistic practice catches my attention,
