Practicing Resurrection F ~ Food and Faith Saturday morning I was up early with plans to go to a hot yoga class. My husband was planning to catch a swarm of bees (a story for another post). He told me that his friend…
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Eastertide VI
May 3, 2014 Tweets about #FoodAndFaith @ecampbellreed “Food and Faith: A Matter of Health and Wholeness” Conversations with Norman Wirzba, Ellen Davis and Wendell Berry St. George’s Episcopal Church, Nashville, Tennessee Advice for young farmers? Be careful, don’t give up…
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Ordinary Time VII
Planting Sequoias Last week I traveled to the Northwestern U.S., land of giant sequoias and redwoods. I’ve been thinking about sequoias this summer, thanks to my congregation’s shared “Season of Green” during Ordinary Time. The first Sunday of Pentecost we…
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Practicing Resurrection II This picture is part of a series of six-word stories that capture Wendell Berry’s provocative idea of “practicing resurrection.” In late April the pathway around a lake near my house flooded. The walkway and surrounding fields were…
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