A Place To Run Home To: Camp Gravatt
Summer camp was not a norm for me when I was a kid. I was a competitive swimmer, and so […]
Summer camp was not a norm for me when I was a kid. I was a competitive swimmer, and so […]
Every year, the church-going faithful come into Pentecost with their post-Easter glow and then, well…honestly, everyone seems to disappear. The
“You know how God appears in lots of different ways? Like God takes on different shapes and forms, but they all
In the Gospel for this Pentecost Sunday, one line jumps out at me in particular as a parent. Jesus says
Something I’ve learned over the past decade from serving The Diocese of Virginia as the Director of Shrine Mont Camps
Editor’s Note: I attended my diocesan camp as a young child, rediscovered God’s presence in my life at that camp as
Good Friday displays how God in Christ relates to humans in and through suffering.
I want to be enough of a roadblock to convince them to think a little more deeply.
This is the struggle of our time: disconnecting our children from devices and connecting them with the embrace of a loving, Christian community.
Teens played cards with retirees. Families sat together. Singles were welcomed to the table and made comfortable.