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The Way Forward: Born to Be Wild—The Journey of Rewilding

The Way Forward: Born to Be Wild—The Journey of Rewilding

Jun 14, 2025 - Ecological disciples seek to follow the path that leads us deeper into creation and the life of the Creator. This is the journey of rewilding; here is what it looks like. By James Amadon

The Art of Creation: Belonging and Brokenness

The Art of Creation: Belonging and Brokenness

June 5, 2025 - Today's poem, Every Riven Thing, was written by Christian Wiman. It sees God's presence in everything God has made—all that is riven (broken, sundered, torn apart). By Louise Conner

The Way Forward: Companions on the Journey

The Way Forward: Companions on the Journey

May 29, 2025 - I've been teaching the Journey of Ecological Discipleship to some fellow travelers at Circlewood's new ecological learning center on Camano Island. Here's what I've learned. By James Amadon

The Art of Creation: A Piece of Garden

The Art of Creation: A Piece of Garden

May 22, 2025 - Though they go by many names, allotment gardens are popular throughout the world, with Denmark the place where the idea first sprouted. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: Walls and Windows

The Art of Creation: Walls and Windows

May 8, 2025 - The textiles and wallpaper created by Newton Paisley of Whitstable, England, can be appreciated and enjoyed on a purely aesthetic level, but knowing the story (or more accurately, the stories) behind the designs, makes the art even more compelling. By Louise Conner

The Way Forward: Turn, Turn, Turn—The Journey of Repentance

The Way Forward: Turn, Turn, Turn—The Journey of Repentance

May 2, 2025 - Many Christians think of repentance as remorse coupled with a promise not to repeat whatever wrong has been done. But true repentance is much more than this; it involves three distinct turns that require compassion, conversion, and courage. By James Amadon

The Art of Creation: The Earth Cries Out

The Art of Creation: The Earth Cries Out

April 24, 2025 - In light of Pope Francis' strong advocacy on behalf of the planet and all of its creatures, we share a prayer and video through which we hear his voice encouraging us to listen and respond to the cries that come from the earth and its creatures. By Louise Conner