In the Garden
It’s surely not strange to be up with worry the night before a move. But usually you aren’t worried sick about rodents. We’ve been guinea […]
forgiveness
The Guilt and Shame That Binds Us
The article by Dr. Martina McGowan in the links below is very helpful. I especially appreciate the way the link photograph captures the oppressive mood […]
Be a Blessing
The story of Kim Phuc’s life is one of resurrection. At the age of nine, she was caught in a napalm attack near her home in Trang Bang, in southeast Vietnam.
“If I get to heaven, I’d better not see you there.”
On the news the other night, I saw a tragic story about an elderly couple who, in the process of giving away kittens via Kijiji, fell victim […]
Embodying Forgiveness through the Arts
This is an audio/visual presentation of an event we held at Kensington Church – exploring a theological theme through the arts. We found it enriching […]
Perpetual Immanence
Is there any other time of year that brings lingering family grievances into sharper focus? The pressure that builds around what should be a joyous time goes far beyond the stress of buying presents, attending too many parties and trying to get the house in order.
Talking about the “F” word
I want to talk about the “F” word. It’s a word that reviles many people in our world. It makes many people uncomfortable, but it […]
Saying Sorry
Have you ever taken a toy away from your brother or sister that made them cry, only to be forced by your mom to say […]