In his poem, “Pneuma: Pentecost, Spirit, Breath,” Bryan Weeks plays on the meaning of the Greek word pneuma in order to meditate on the deeper connection between breath and the Spirit of God given to humanity at Pentecost. Continue reading Pneuma: Pentecost, Spirit, Breath
In his poem, “After El Greco’s View of Toledo,” Bryan Weeks attempts to capture the inspiration of the artist as a movement of God’s work bringing the world into being. Continue reading After El Greco’s View of Toledo
In his poem, “Water Tale,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon the freedom of yielding to the Holy Spirit. Continue reading Water Tale
In his poem, “The Quest,” Mark Weinrich ponders the desire to honor the Lord above all else. Continue reading The Quest
In his poem, “Holy Ground,” Mark Weinrich ponders Joshua’s meeting the angel of the Lord before the battle of Jericho. Continue reading Holy Ground
In his poem, “His Finish For You,” Mark Weinrich meditates on Christ’s death for us. Continue reading His Finish For You
In his poem, “The Trail’s Invitation,” Mark Weinrich delights in the pull of a new trail drawing him upward. Continue reading The Trail’s Invitation
In her poem, “Untranslatable Word,” Angela Hoffman attempts to describe grace. Continue reading Untranslatable Word
In her poem, “I Needed a Sign,” Angela Hoffman reflects on her need for signs of God as a child and as an adult. Continue reading I Needed a Sign
In her poem, “Epiphanies,” Angela Hoffman describes the beauty found in ordinary moments. Continue reading Epiphanies
In her poem, “The Practice,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the importance of showing up for God. Continue reading The Practice
In her poem, “Backyard Faith,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the ordinary yet sacred pauses available during our day. Continue reading Backyard Faith
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