Autumn Woods
In her poem, “Autumn Woods,” Yvona Fast reflects on God’s light amid autumn darkness. Continue reading Autumn Woods
In her poem, “Autumn Woods,” Yvona Fast reflects on God’s light amid autumn darkness. Continue reading Autumn Woods
In her psalm, Angelina Chartrand reflects on the greater wisdom of God and the joy there is in surrendering to Him. Continue reading A Psalm
In her poem, “Pure Perfect Love,” Dee Lorraine compares the unfailing love of Jesus Christ to that of her other relationships. Continue reading Pure Perfect Love
In his poem “Who Would Dare?” Mark Weinrich explores how people fear being vulnerable. Continue reading Who Would Dare?
In his poem, “Beauty In Brokenness,” Mark Weinrich views opportunity in surrender. Continue reading Beauty In Brokenness
In his poem, “The Least,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon the low regard of shepherds. Continue reading The Least
In his poem, “Fragrance Shared,” Mark Weinrich examines a flower’s fragrance. Continue reading Fragrance Shared
In his poem, “Living Water,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon a missing fountain Continue reading Living Water
In his chain poem, “Spirits of Chester Cathedral,” Chris Atack expresses the mysterious and yet very real sense of Holy Presence that pervades ancient cathedrals. Continue reading Spirits of Chester Cathedral
In his poem, “Sand,” Jeffrey Essmann considers deserts ancient and current. Continue reading Sand
In her poem, “Love Poured Within,” Carol Edwards depicts the pained voice of her husband, and the promises of God in suffering.
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In her poem, “I They,” Carol Edwards depicts aspects of herself she feels parallels prominent faith figures from the Bible, some unexpected. Continue reading I, They