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The Sacred Ordinary: The Patterns Are Not Mine
But, when finally, I learn the ring-ness of human things, how rhythms pulled away aren’t left behind at all. I know I walk in shoes that are not mine.
The Sacred Ordinary: The Path of Love (Women Who Cry in Aldi)
It is on the scaled-down switch backs of mid-mountain trails that we find the most opportunity to live with embodied empathy. In the day-to-day of human living, we are to let our love to genuine
The Sacred Ordinary: Are Dandelions Here to Save the World?
Taylor Short writes on the possibilities that bloom from accepting dandelions as beloved parts of our divine world.
The Sacred Ordinary: These Days, Holy Remains
Mary Jo Robinson writes poetry that illuminates how the sacred may be found in ordinary nature.
The Sacred Ordinary: Neither Slumber Nor Sleep
Elizabeth Bergen writes on motherhood, and how God eases our exhaustion with divinely-aided rest.
The Sacred Ordinary: Swirls of Blue
Ashley Wheeler shares her thoughts on the messy joys of youth in sacred community.
The Sacred Ordinary: Sola Gratia (By Grace Alone)
Julie Champ shares her experience with recovering from cancer and what she learned about God's infinite grace.
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