In her prose poem, “Oh, What a Wonderful World,” Pat Severin reveals that so often God’s wonderful creation is overshadowed by the busy things of life but if we allow ourselves to look past all that, we can see and feel the wonder of this world that God’s created. Continue reading Oh, What a Wonderful World
In his poem, “Blood Red Wine”, R.L. Appleby writes of the fear and reverence that a minister gives to the Lord’s Table in the midst of his own sin as he invites a sinful world to be cleansed by the blood of Christ. Continue reading Blood Red Wine
In her poem, “Gifts of the Holy Spirit,” Marianne Peel explores the Gifts of the Holy Spirit at her daughter’s baptism, fleshing out how these gifts might be manifested through living a life devoted to Spirit. Continue reading Gifts of the Holy Spirit
In her poem, “My Lord, What a Morning,” Marianne Peel explores Good Friday traditions, empathizing with both Mother Mary and Jesus Christ. Continue reading My Lord, What a Morning
In her poem, “Come, Come to Me,” Marianne Peel explores the invitation to trust, to be vulnerable, to become a fisherwoman among people. Continue reading Come, Come to Me
In her poem, “Cruciform,” Kendra Thompson reflects on the Holy Mother. Continue reading Cruciform
In her poem, “I Miss My Mama and the Women from another Mother,” Marie Johnson-Ladson reflects on missed moments and the wisdom learned from women figures in her life. Continue reading I Miss My Mama and the Women from another Mother
In her poem, “Make Me Simple Once More,” Victoria Twomey describes a longing to hear God speaking once again. Continue reading Make Me Simple Once More
In his poem, “Finding Light in Darkness,” Jeral Williams reflects on the darkness of sin and the light found in the darkness of the empty tomb. Continue reading Finding Light in Darkness
In his poem ‘After The Funeral’, Dacious Kasoka reflects on a funeral. Continue reading After The Funeral
In his poem, “The Coming Change,” Mark Weinrich delights in how God used the wonder of creation to change his life. Continue reading The Coming Change
In his poem, “Little Things,” Mark Weinrich recalls the small thoughts and actions that lead to growth in a marriage. Continue reading Little Things
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