The Narrow Sabbath

The Sabbath teaches me that it is not my job to solve the world's problems. [Click title to read more.]

On The Astounding Amount of Women’s Bible Studies or Fellowship Activities Scheduled During Working Hours

You can't build everything to satisfy everyone's needs. But we need to ensure we acknowledge who's missing. [Click title to read more.]

An Object At Rest Tends To Stay At Rest

We keep seeking another church home. It's harder than it looks. [Click title to read more.]

Abandoning The Math of Efficiency

Focusing on "efficiency" and "not wasting resources" can shift our focus from a critical truth: God's math rarely makes sense, and is rarely efficient. [Click title to read more.]

Seven Guidelines for a Church Search

I'm searching for a church home, and I've made some rules for myself. [Click title to read more.]

When The Doors Are Open

My childhood church had its share of challenging congregants. I'm glad. [Click title to read more.]

Truth, Lies, and How To Be Christlike In The Time of Coronavirus

I did not want to write about the coronavirus, primarily because I’m already tired of it. It has taken over the news; it has taken over my grocery store shelves, which are largely barren; it has taken away sports. It has also resulted in my husband and I working from home for the foreseeable future, … Continue reading Truth, Lies, and How To Be Christlike In The Time of Coronavirus