The Perfect Skate (a true story)

Stretching along the back boundary of the family farm was the bush, a woodlot of mixed trees and wildlife. Widthwise, it wasn’t a long distance until you hit the highway, but lengthwise, one could imagine being in a forest. It had been an unseasonably mild winter with more rain than snow, though still enough to …

Cry to the Heavens

Perhaps we are but a larval being Caterpillar to flutterby One day to fly free Uncaring of gusts and eddies Leaving behind a fragile husk   Perhaps the Maker calls all souls home Spiritual beings having had Bodily experiences To know each other in different ways To return into communal forgiveness   Perhaps the church …

The Nature of God, and the Note to Self

It was the type of blasphemous discourse that can only happen when friends have a proper drunk-on, and started with the question, “do you believe in God or some higher power?” Absolutely. “Why?  With all the crappy things that have happened to you, how can you believe in a higher power?” Simple.  If there isn’t …

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Experiments in faithful Christian formation

The Best Life

Living the best life, one fabulous thing at a time