Hello, friends! As promised last week, this is your seminary intern, Alex, coming to you live with my first Monday Musing. One of our lectionary texts from Sunday was Genesis 32:22-31, in which we find Jacob alone on a riverbank. He has just sent his family and all of his belongings across a river, when a man approaches and wrestles with him until daybreak…
Hey, friends ~
Happy Monday to you all from a beautiful corner of Vermont!
One of the great gifts of retreating from the hustle & bustle of daily life when I’m on study leave is having space to think about things a little more deeply. Ideas that I’ve forgotten about bubble back up to the surface, and I’m reinvigorated to try new things – or to revisit things of old.
Hey, friends!
Somewhere in the hustle & bustle of Lent and Eastertide, my Monday musings fell by the wayside.
Pentecost is arriving soon – on Sunday! June 5th! with an in-person/hybrid service at the Centro Romero Youth Gallery! – which means that Ordinary Time is just around the corner…
Hey, friends!
It’s been a while since I’ve been able to collect my thoughts enough to send out a Monday Musing – so thanks for opening up this one.
Happy MLK Day Monday, friends.
Today I am grateful, and sober, as I give thanks for the life, the death, and the resurrection of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Happy Monday – and happy new year!
Well, beloveds, here we are in 2022. In some ways, this seems an awful lot like where we were a year ago…or even TWO years ago…but things are changing, I promise that they are.
Happy Monday! Congrats, friend – you’ve made it to a new week!
I hope you get a chance to step outside today, even for just a few minutes, to soak up some sunshine. (If you happen to be reading this from a place where it isn’t sunny today, then I hope a natural Vitamin D boost comes your way sometime later this week!)
Welcome to a new week.
Hi, friend. You look fabulous today! Mondays are (supposed to be) my day off, but I confess that I often greet the day with a list of things that I meant to share with you on Sunday – like a copy of a poem that was read during worship, or a reminder about something happening…