King of Kings/No Kings
Pompoms to palms
On that day, more than 2,000 years ago, there were two parades in Jerusalem.
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Fourth Week of Lent 2026
Deep breath, nature walk… Or maybe just flip some tables!
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Third Week of Lent 2026
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, our Lenten reflection this week is a poem by Irish poet Daragh Fleming. May it inspire you to arise, despite the fear, and “point the way, stop the bad guys, save the world, fight the good fight and fix the hurt,” because, God knows, “the good guys need to come.”
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Second Week of Lent 2026
War: Hell or Hello, Jesus?
Saturday morning we woke up to the horrifying news that the U.S. had begun air strikes against Iran. And now word comes that our government’s administration and military leadership believe the violence and bloodshed we are perpetrating in Iran are in accordance with God’s “divine plan”
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First Week of Lent 2026
A Different Kind of Red Hat
Thursday, February 26, 1942:
84 years ago today, the Nazi occupiers of Norway outlawed the knitting and wearing of red “nisselue” hats. These simple homemade knitted red caps with a braided tassel had become a silent symbol of resistance…read more
Home By Another Way Advent Week 2
Hey Rip Van Winkle!
Time to go to sleep this Advent
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Home By Another Way Advent 2025
Sweet Baby James
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Entering the Darkness and Chaos of the Triduum
Entering the Darkness and Chaos of the Triduum Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday
A Way in the Wilderness
Lent 5 2025
We started Lent in the wilderness, and here we are, 40 days later, in the wilderness again.
And we’ve come to the final W’s of our Lent of Wellbeing and Witness: Way and Wilderness.*
The Fourth Week of Lent 2025
The Protest(ant) Work Ethic
Work As A Spiritual Practice
This week’s Lenten “W” is work.* But not gerbil wheel kind of work. Work as a spiritual discipline. People of faith call that kind of work vocation.
