A bit of Holy Folly

A lot of my work this year is geared towards COP26, the UN climate negotiations being held in Glasgow in … More

100 Lessons for life

A bewildering third lockdown of continued working from home and separation from friends seemed reason enough to compile a list … More

This is my fifth (!) end of year post. As is now customary, this year has once again included a … More

One of the things which has been mentioned to me often by a particular generation of Christians, is an action … More

The past couple of months have been a strange time of moving, running up hills, and thinking about another year … More

Originally posted on underwhosewings:
Around a year ago, I began a Quest. Admittedly, it was not as exciting as the…

stories we tell about who we are, tethered to now, they sing of tomorrow their being is here, telling of … More

Perhaps the thing I’ve missed most of all in lockdown is church in person. I deeply miss the physicality of … More

Lord, We are afraid to admit culpability because we are worried we will be held accountable. We are afraid to … More

At the grave of Lazarus, Jesus wept. Even for one who would be raised again. Lament means grieving death in … More

Endings are a part of living. They mark out chapters of change, create divides, place fractures between a now and … More

Once upon a time, a people lived in fear.In all the world they lived in, they sought for Love drawn … More