Thoughts on a Contemplative Reformation
At the Intersection of Contemplative Practice and Congregational Ministry
My grandmother was, on the whole, a rather rotund lady. She struggled with diabetes for most of her adult life, so her metabolism didn’t function perfectly well. She loved fried fish too, so that may have had something to do with it. I learned as a youth that her weight actually caused her some physical... Continue Reading →
This reflection was originally posted on my Mary Journal blog, and it speaks to what I think is a mindful approach to understanding the circumstances within the Anglican Communion. Mary, Undoer of Knots At literally the same time news broke of the primates’ decision at their meeting at Canterbury Cathedral (recommending a restriction of The... Continue Reading →
Thoughts on a Contemplative Reformation 