In My Tackle Box
In her poem, “In My Tackle Box,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the tools she uses to find God. Continue reading In My Tackle Box
In her poem, “In My Tackle Box,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the tools she uses to find God. Continue reading In My Tackle Box
In her poem, “A Quest,” Angela Hoffman attempts to put words to the unspeakable. Continue reading A Quest
In her poem, “Was That You, God?” Angela Hoffman attempts to describe a moment of God’s felt presence. Continue reading Was That You, God?
In her poem, “Is This What Faith Feels Like?” Angela Hoffman reflects on faith. Continue reading Is This What Faith Feels Like?
In her poem, “Hail Mother,” Angela Hoffman shows how Mother Earth and God are reflections of each other. Continue reading Hail Mother
In her poem, “Trust What You Don’t Know,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the Mysteries of God. Continue reading Trust What You Don’t Know
In her poem, “A Donkey Carried God,” Angela Hoffman reflects on doing the hard work of self-reflection. Continue reading A Donkey Carried God
In her poem, “Walk,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the season of Advent. Continue reading Walk
In her poem, “Embrace Your Body,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the sacredness of our bodies. Continue reading Embrace Your Body
In her poem, “Gather the Scattered,” Angela Hoffman tries to describe how God might feel. Continue reading Gather the Scattered
In her poem, “God’s Time,” Angela Hoffman reflects on the importance of faith, especially when we have to wait. Continue reading God’s Time
In her poem, “Even the Peas Know,” Angela Hoffman describes how we might best take lessons from nature when it comes to our spirituality. Continue reading Even the Peas Know