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I'm Back! Notes on a Transition in Progress

I'm Back! Notes on a Transition in Progress

August 1 - Tears and laughter have been regular companions as we twist and turn our way through this moment. I'm sure you have been through something similar at some point in your life - after all, change is built into the very fabric of creation. By James Amadon

Space to Thrive

Space to Thrive

July 28, 2022 - A couple of experiences on a recent vacation brought home to me the beauty and resilience of creation's own art—as well as the good or harmful effects our actions can have on this beauty. By Louise Conner

The Wild Hospitality of God

The Wild Hospitality of God

July 25, 2022 - The Ecological Disciple welcomes back guest writer and Circlewood friend, Christine Sine, as she reflects on summer and hospitality. By Christine Sine

The Art of Creation: In Praise and Confession

The Art of Creation: In Praise and Confession

June 21, 2022 - Today's prayer comes from The North American Conference on Christianity and Ecology. The prayer begins with praise and thankfulness to God for God's creation and moves into confession for sins against this gift. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: Salmon School

The Art of Creation: Salmon School

July 14, 2022 - The art installation, Salmon School, places the plight of salmon and steelhead right before people's eyes through a "school" of blown glass fish hanging from the ceiling, absorbing the viewer imaginatively into their life and movements within a river. By Louise Conner

Practical Earthkeeping: Protecting Our Birds

Practical Earthkeeping: Protecting Our Birds

July 11, 2022 - We can protect our birds by making bird friendly homes and choices! By Vidhya Chintala

The Art of Creation: Path for Peace

The Art of Creation: Path for Peace

July 7, 2022 - In addition to the physical and mental challenge it provides, the Peace Maze in Northern Ireland is meant to commemorate the much longer and harder challenge of bringing peace out of decades of conflict. By Louise Conner