Reflections from Our Directors
Gratitude
thanksgiving for so many blessings during these challenging times
Where are YOU in the Sacred Stories of Advent?
I unpacked the manger set from my childhood and imagined myself into the scene again – but now the rich metaphors of the annunciation, nativity and epiphany unveiled truths of my own life. These Christmas stories – together with long winter nights and a longing for the sun – are a powerful gateway into a deep part of my psyche.
Mid-Autumn Reflections: Contemplating the Divine in Nature
between seasons of summer and winter, is an opportunity to balance energies between mind, body and spirit.
Growing Spiritually Through Adversity (Part 6 of 6)
No matter what adversities we encounter, we can always grow spiritually. My spouse Julie was diagnosed at age 57 with Alzheimer’s. She has lived in memory care for the past 7 years. She is now in hospice. This is one of six blogs about what Julie needed from me as her caregiver and how her needs shaped my spiritual growth.
Growing Spiritually Through Adversity (Part 5 of 6)
No matter what adversities we encounter, we can always grow spiritually. My spouse Julie was diagnosed at age 57 with Alzheimer’s. She has lived in memory care for the past 7 years. She is now in hospice. This is one of six blogs about what Julie needed from me as her caregiver and how her needs shaped my spiritual growth.
Growing Spiritually Through Adversity (Part 4 of 6)
I had reached the limit of my capacity as a caregiver, and felt it might be time to move her into memory care.
Growing Spiritually Through Adversity (Part 3 of 6)
No matter what adversities we encounter, we can always grow spiritually. My spouse Julie was diagnosed at age 57 with Alzheimer’s.
Growing Spiritually Through Adversity (Part 2 of 6)
No matter what adversities we encounter, we can always grow spiritually.
Growing Spiritually Through Adversity (Part 1 of 6)
No matter what adversities we encounter, we can always grow spiritually. My spouse Julie was diagnosed at age 57 with Alzheimer’s. She has lived in memory care for the past 7 years. She is now in hospice.