When Our Beloved Elegist dies
For Dear Ian Passing is not an acceptable word for your death, dear Ian.Wrenching, tearingCloserBut still not right for the loss of you, whom we hoped against hope would live… Read More »When Our Beloved Elegist dies
Jennifer Henry
Let’s believe in impossible change
We really love this new video from our friends at KAIROS and wanted to share it with our own network here at HT. – Keith Dear Friends, May we be… Read More »Let’s believe in impossible change
Summer stories of memory and hope
The August services are simplified liturgies, built around a set of children’s stories that resonate with themes of creation, peace, remembrance, gender justice and creativity. The outline included in the… Read More »Summer stories of memory and hope
Justice is the Fast that God Requires: Isaiah 58:1-14
This morning we have hearty Hebrew scripture text and I am going to invite us to dig into it. I suggest that you have it in your hands. This is… Read More »Justice is the Fast that God Requires: Isaiah 58:1-14
Mary, did you know…
New lyrics ask more meaningful questions for our time and properly honour Mary (and Hannah and Miriam and Autumn and Greta and Malala and so many more) A number of… Read More »Mary, did you know…
“Water is the blood that flows through this wounded body”
A reflection on Water For Ecumenical Good Friday,Church of the Holy Trinity, March 25 2016 Who lives the pain of Good Friday in our time? Communities of Pimicikamak /Cross Lake,… Read More »“Water is the blood that flows through this wounded body”
On the Edge of Wilderness
Isaiah 58:1-12, Mark 1: 1-13
You and I, we are standing on the edge of the wilderness with Jesus; you and I, on this first day of Lent, driven by the Spirit; you and I, on this Ash Wednesday, made of earth and water. Remember you are dust and to dust you shall return. Today, whatever our justice ministry, we are invited, reminded, compelled, driven to enter into the wilderness to confirm our identity, to remember our names, and to reclaim our integrity, finding each other along the way.
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The Water that Connects All Life
Reflection on the Baptism of Jesus at “Keepers of the Water: A Vigil of Lament and Celebration”, January 14th, 2015 (Genesis 1:1-5 and Mark 1:1-11) In these last days we… Read More »The Water that Connects All Life
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