Skip to content

Reclaimed Waters

a baptismal journey along the Salish sea

Tag: infertility

April 28, 2017April 28, 2017

Time, Creation & Augustine

Continue reading →

January 26, 2015January 29, 2015

How does Your Garden Grow?

Continue reading →

December 22, 2014December 21, 2014

Advent Watching

Continue reading →

December 1, 2014December 1, 2014

The First Sunday of Waiting

Continue reading →

November 19, 2014November 18, 2014

When suddenly, nothing happens

Continue reading →

November 4, 2014November 4, 2014

Parsing out Pearls

Continue reading →

Posts navigation

← Older posts

Instagram

Happy birthday to a stellar musical to rock the ages 🎶🌟🎶

What you do not see here are the three stations of a baptismal reaffirmation liturgy that I tested out yesterday with a few willing and gracious souls as we hiked up to the middle falls of the Wallace River.

Such a life giving visit to see colleagues/friends and meet with advisors. Garrett, I still fancy you after all this time (but I do want this to be our last year together in this way 😘) . . Not shown: pictures of actual friends and colleagues. I always forget to take them.

Well, hello there. It’s been a while. You’re still delightful. 🍺 #pinkysweater #sketchbookbrewing #miniretreat

Because there aren’t enough pictures of Winston on my IG feed. You’re welcome. (And, yes, that is a tree growing from a rather inconvenient spot next to the house. Sadly, as it reaches for the heavens, it is not long for this world.)

Music. Beers. Darrell’s. Done.

Sometimes you just need to get outta dodge and go to Bellingham for beer, and potato burrito, and more beer, and tacos. 🌯🌮🍺

✨I am pleased to announce that I did not kill the fuchsia. In fact, it’s about to bloom!! 🤩

As I prep for the Sunday sermon I am cognizant of a sermon I won’t be preaching, on 2 Samuel 1, about the intimacies of David’s deep lamenting for Jonathan and Saul. “I am distressed for you, my brother Jonathan; greatly beloved were you to me; your love to me was wonderful” - Pride weekend would be an excellent time to hear that sermon, and I hope to someday, from the voice of another who could do it justice. For now, I’ll meditate on a bleeding woman who dared to touch Jesus, and a dead/sleeping child who gets up.

Site Pages

About the Author
Sermons and Guest Posts

Subjects

Bible study Christ and Culture Community Creation Faith Hope Love family Sermon Spiritual formation

Tags

Advent ashes barrenness blood climate change communion coronavirus ecotheology ethics expectancy family globalization gospel of John gospel of Luke gospel of Mark grief hope infertility Jesus justice kingdom of God Lent memory Mother's Day Pacific NW prayer rendering the Other salvation water watersheds

Follow Reclaimed Waters on WordPress.com

Archives

Archives

Website Powered by WordPress.com.

Loading Comments...

You must be logged in to post a comment.