Let the Angels Tell Them (Poem by Jane Murdock)
Isaiah of old said, “Hear now, behold,
a virgin, conceiving, shall bear a son.”
Isaiah of old said, “Hear now, behold,
a virgin, conceiving, shall bear a son.”
Seed in Good Soil (pastel) by Polly Castor Solstice is Solstice is like a seed, buried in the dark earth, potential, waiting, reaching, cresting the surface at last, discovering the yummy light. Solstice is like a bud, with tightly fisted, creased petals, tucked inward, biding their time, until the relief of a sudden, stretching release. … Read more
This year, more concern is felt because climate change has been resulting in devastating fires and seasons of pervasively poor air quality; it is starting to effect us where we live
You’ll enjoy this read if you appreciate strong, capable women, who don’t shy away from what they have to contribute, have a great attitude, and who have a strongly ethical approach to life.
We are making this for little gifts and it is wonderful, flavored with molasses and ginger.
I’m feeling a need to differentiate myself from things I do not accept or believe. And in these things, I think Jesus would agree with me.
Sun setting so early, meteor showers in the moonless night, cars with trees tied on their tops…
Have you snorkeled and studied what was deep below you in the water? It is fascinating, with the undulating plants, the shafts of light, the deep shadows and the darting schools of bright fish.
Here are some advent poems and If you feed anything on this list to your dear ones, they will thank you
Thank you for to Matisse and Derain for stepping out in courage, to express color as they experienced it.
In this classic, Henri Nouwen explores the parable of the prodigal son through a close examination of Rembrandt’s painting The Return of the Prodigal Son.
These crispy morsels paired with this yummy green goddess dip, it makes a welcome hot appetizer for the holiday season, or for great snacking any time.