Our church has consciously chosen to walk the path of reconciliation, enabling Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to form relationships based on mutual respect. Reconciliation is
I have written before of how the people and clergy of our diocesan church joined me in a three-year long journey of honestly assessing where
The Risen Christ first appeared to women—as attested by the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. This striking placement of women in the very
This year I celebrate the twentieth anniversary of my relationship with our companion Diocese of Jerusalem. My first pilgrimage the land of the Holy One
I love almost any kind of vista. A compelling vista has details which become apparent as you gaze over it. The accompanying photograph captures a
As we begin a new calendar year, having begun a new liturgical year a month ago in Advent season, many of us will reflect on
Late last summer, while walking on a long stretch of beach off the west coast of the Netherlands, I was lulled into deep contemplation by
There is a mountain fortress called Masada near the Dead Sea in Israel, on the eastern edge of the Judean Desert. The mountain’s steep cliffs
There are always many layers in nature, seen and unseen. Every human situation has many layers, physically and politically—and certainly emotionally and spiritually. Most of
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