On the Wednesday of our week in Iona, we went on a pilgrimage walk around the Island led magnificently by … More
Author: Rachel
A week in Iona
I’d like to bottle the feeling of watching a sand martin flying around my feet in a field of yellow … More
“Two Dogs on a Trip to France”
The days are getting longer, and I am busy feeling thankful. I’m enjoying my work and the sunshine, being able … More
AI is advancing – are we?
In November, Chat GPT-3 was released and quickly garnered 100 million users around the world. Last month, Chat GPT-4 was … More
Do you believe there’s more?
The eight year anniversary of my baptism is tomorrow, and I’ve recently been thinking about what on earth keeps me … More
Two Poems about Dust
It has been a dusty few weeks. The decrepit heating system in our house got replaced and a light film … More
Becoming more
No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same … More
How to make a tradition
An excerpt from Fateheart: A Starless Seaquel How to make a tradition. You will need the following ingredients, some of … More
Sailing the Starless Sea
“This feels like a fitting testament to my influence on you” So says Kristin, peering over her desk and across … More
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