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.

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

Taylor Short writes on the possibilities that bloom from accepting dandelions as beloved parts of our divine world.

Mary Jo Robinson writes poetry that illuminates how the sacred may be found in ordinary nature.

Elizabeth Bergen writes on motherhood, and how God eases our exhaustion with divinely-aided rest.

Ashley Wheeler shares her thoughts on the messy joys of youth in sacred community.

Julie Champ shares her experience with recovering from cancer and what she learned about God's infinite grace.