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Making and Making-do
Growing up, we didn’t have much pocket money, and so most of our birthday and Christmas presents were made by hand. Being a lover of presents, I would begin with this “making” in October, hoarding things I made in an old hat-box under my bed that (I think) was discovered at a retiring missionary garage…
Spiritual formation in the most unequal society in the world.
“Do not be conformed any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind in Christ Jesus…” (Rom 12:1) The past July, the protest and looting in South Africa left many of us in the church bewildered, angry, terrified, or even burnt-out. Church leaders and members were called…
On being all there
I can smell the woodpile outside our house burning. The accumulation of dried brush, old leaves, and a tree felled a few months ago. The bonfire crackles in the smoky, damp evening, and suddenly, my stomach lurches, and I’m flung back across the ocean, across time, to Indiana cornfields. To pumpkins and to leaves so…
Eastertide: The way is made by walking
It was on Maundy Thursday that my husband and I began our pilgrimage in the south of France. Our walk on El Camino -the way. It was night, we were in an old stone church, hearing the readings about the children of Israel walking out of Egypt, and slavery, and starting their long walk to…
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Hi, I’m Steph. I spent 8 years working in non-profit communication, and now I try to balance motherhood and writing while living in a tiny house with our two toddlers! Here you’ll find thoughts on literature, simple living, social justice, and occasional poetry.
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