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Think, feel, be do—nurturing a well-rounded spiritual life
Last week I wrote about ways we can prepare ourselves for the impending loneliness of…
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Practices for a happier and more connected winter
Recently Roger McIntyre, a psychiatrist and professor at the University of Toronto, warned of the…
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It’s hard to talk about race, but we must
2020 has felt like it has been one tragedy after another. Now, protesters are pouring…
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Parents and guardians, we see you
A few weeks ago we celebrated Christian Family Sunday at St. John’s, a celebration of…
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Fresh as the morning, sure as the sunrise
So far my family and I have been in lockdown for nine weeks. That’s nine…
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Reliving the Easter story in a new way
Easter is coming, and we’re greeting its arrival a little differently this year. There will…
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Where is God in the midst of COVID-19?
I’ve been listening to a lot of talk about Coronavirus over the past week and…
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How Do We Honor The Victims of Rape in the Bible?
Recently a friend questioned how we understand rape in the Biblical texts, whether it is…
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A Peninsula Divided
I was in South Korea this past August as a member of a delegation with…
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More Guilt? Yes, Please! How Our Church Has Co-Opted Shame and Disguised It as Guilt
Have you ever heard the phrase “near-enemy” used before? No? Well, a near-enemy is when two…