Monthly Archives: November 2022

Disperse the gloomy clouds of night, and death’s dark shadows put to flight. “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” 9th century, Latin O come, O come, Emmanuel,to those who are grievingin this holy season. Come to watchers of an empty chair,to … Continue reading →

Many thanks to Mark Saline who wrote describing a service he called, “Stations of Christmas.” That, I am sure was a more encompassing service, but the suggestion inspired me to write using multiple voices and the images of the Crèche, … Continue reading →

                                                                                    I am so very honored to share this poem by Rev. Barbara K. Peronteau for Transgender Remembrance Day as we hold in our hearts with sadness the memories of those dear to us or unknown to us who have … Continue reading →

For God will gather many peopleto create newly bright skies, clean water,and partner with earth itself.The former emissions, violent weather,damaged environment, ravaging pandemic,will not be rememberedexcept as a warning of the past. There will be rejoicing foreverin what is co-created;for … Continue reading →