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April 18, 2015

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Caring for Creation
This week’s featured book: Earth Gospel by Sam Hamilton-Poore Today’s Reflection Star-flinging Spirit, you stop, stoop, kneel, and embrace everyone and everything in need of your love and care. May I join you today in caring for your creation, embracing my role within the family of life. —Sam Hamilton-Poore, Earth Gospel: A Guide to Prayer […]
Glory of God
This week’s featured book: Earth Gospel by Sam Hamilton-Poore Today’s Reflection May you see the glory of God in sun and sky; may you hear the Creator’s song in bird and breeze; and may the grace of Christ’s Spirit course through you, body and soul. —Sam Hamilton-Poore, Earth Gospel: A Guide to Prayer for God’s […]
Gifts from Creation
This week’s featured book: Earth Gospel by Sam Hamilton-Poore Today’s Reflection Thank you, good God, for all the gifts I have already received from your creation this day. Because the creation is yours and you love it, help me to love it more dearly. —Sam Hamilton-Poore, Earth Gospel: A Guide to Prayer for God’s Creation […]
Planting
This week’s featured book: Rhythms of Growth by Linda Douty Today’s Reflection Gardening (whether it’s in the yard or in the heart) involves some effort and sweat, but mostly it’s about allowing ourselves to be in harmony with the awesome creativity of the universe. We join hands with the Creator to do the tilling and […]
Pruning
This week’s featured book: Rhythms of Growth by Linda Douty Today’s Reflection Sometimes we feel that our lives (or our very selves) are being pruned without our consent. Life’s unexpected transitions and tragedies can cut us off at the knees without warning. Pain can prune us of innocence and illusion and teach us lessons we […]

Daily Bread

Treasure the Moments
Su Dongpo (also known as Su Shi), was one of China’s greatest poets and essayists. While in exile and gazing upon a full moon, he wrote a poem to describe how much he missed his brother. “We rejoice and grieve, gather and leave, while the moon waxes and wanes. Since times of old, nothing remains perfect,” […]
Playing the Fool
My most humiliating experience ever was the day I addressed the faculty, students, and friends of a seminary on its fifty-year anniversary. I approached the lectern with my manuscript in hand and looked out on a vast crowd, but my eye fell on the distinguished professors seated in the front row, garbed in academic gowns […]
Look Up!
When filmmaker Wylie Overstreet showed strangers a live picture of the moon as seen through his powerful telescope, they were stunned at the up-close view, reacting with whispers and awe. To see such a glorious sight, Overstreet explained, “fills us with a sense of wonder that there’s something much bigger than ourselves.” The psalmist David […]
United in Separation
Thrown into a project with his colleague Tim, Alvin faced a major challenge: he and Tim had very different ideas of how to go about it. While they respected each other’s opinions, their approaches were so different that conflict seemed imminent. Before conflict broke out, however, the two men agreed to discuss their differences with […]
A Parade of Colors
For decades, London has been one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. In 1933, journalist Glyn Roberts wrote of England’s great capital, “I still think the parade of peoples and colours and tongues just about the best thing in London.” That “parade” is still in evidence today with the blended smells, sounds, and […]

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