The inward consequences of paying attention—faith, meaning, memory, gratitude, mortality, hope, identity, belonging, and the formation of character.
Every family carries stories that explain who they have become. Some are joyful. Some are painful. A few reveal, only after many years, the quiet providence of God weaving through generations. This is one of ours.
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The ancient rhythm of Shemitah asks us to notice the season we are living: when to plant, when to tend, when to receive—and when to trust enough to let the land rest.
A Garden Teaches Us How to Live: The Quiet Wisdom of the Seven-Year Shemitah Cycle Read More »
Around a dinner table, the conveniences of modern technology give way to a harder question: what do we lose when efficiency begins to replace attention, presence, and human connection?
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A few days after living through a brief season with almost no margin in my life, and just before I was to pick up my four-year-old granddaughter for a morning at the park, I backed my beautiful Toyota 4Runner straight into the trailer hitch of a parked truck. Hard. I was in a hurry. I
The older I grow, the more grateful I become to live in a place that embraces all four seasons with equal conviction. Summer arrives full of confidence. It beckons us outdoors to linger a little longer beneath wide blue skies, to gather tomatoes still warm from the vine, to breathe deeply of basil and sun-warmed
