“This feels like a fitting testament to my influence on you” So says Kristin, peering over her desk and across … More
Author: Rachel
Thoughts on 2022
We live inside the stories we tell ourselves. Stories help us make sense of the world around us. We form … More
God is
God is God is babbling brook, springing forth in winter frost God is child’s laughter, spilling out God is possibility, … More
Jesus, Logos & the “Inside Out”
I was once told of a preacher who always started to explain the gospel by talking about angels, because doing … More
Chaos and kindness
I will not be quick to forget yanking off the wood under the kitchen cabinets to use as levers for … More
Travelling East
At an event I was at over the weekend a man spoke of losing his 13 year old daughter to … More
Another year – piano house
When we moved last year, we were working with an assumption that we’d live at piano house for at least … More
Lost & Found
In 2009 Jan Souman tracked volunteers using GPS monitors as they attempted to walk in a straight line through the … More
5 reasons why learning to roller-skate is like being Christian
With thanks to YouTube, Lidl car park, and a bit of consistency, I’ve successfully learned how to roller skate this … More
The psalm is a salt shaker
Psalm The psalm is a salt shaker. Elevates our being, the sorry comic farce of it, Into praise of God. … More
“Good Gardening Stuff!”
In church this week, Debbie told us that her Grandma Emily used to exclaim “Good Gar-dening stuff!” in place of … More
Ordinary time
I’ve recently been reading ‘The Culture Map’ by Erin Meyer. Where some cultures work with linear time, others work to … More