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A handful of hope
This post is bringing you a little round-up of the things that have inspired me this past week, the things that reassure me that there is good in the world still. I’m about to head off to Burkina Faso...
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The women who have inspired me most
Recently I was asked by the Sophia Network to write about the women who have most inspired me in my life. I didn’t have to look very far… Two months ago my niece was born, the first of the next...
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Incognito
I have joined a new virtual (theological) book club called Transit Lounge and so once a month I will be sharing a post in response to that month’s book. It’s not a book review but more a collection of...
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If your soul needs more poetry
This week I saw Sarah Bessey had tweeted “We need more theologians with a poet’s soul, I think. A little imagination when talking about God never hurts.” And I thought, ‘Yes!’. And then how I wished...
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On never being enough
I was thinking that today I would write about growing things on our balcony, and our local garden farm where I took a free course last year. But the truth is our balcony is in chaos. There are more...
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Silence in the city
Life in the inner-city stresses me out. For all my good intentions, the pace and the mania and the over-stimulation just get to me. Plus the crazy cost of living. I get why people leave. Our corner...
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On reading things we agree with
More than a decade ago, I heard the brilliant Jim McNeish speak at a student conference. He probably said a whole host of important, wise things (he has a gift for it) but the thing I remember was...
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Ten things I have learnt from Lulastic
If you’ve spent much time here you’ll know by now that I am a big groupie of Lulastic who blogs about thrifty living, justice, parenting and embracing your inner hippy. As well as being an excellent...
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When the world gets smaller
This past week I’ve been submerged once again in the story of Mario, a friend I made in Guatemala at the end of last year. He’s a fun guy who had a crazy dream about coconuts which changed his life...
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Dancing through September
I love this time of year, when August gives way to September. It’s partly the geek in me. I seriously loved school, loved going back to new timetables and new pencil cases. Maybe I loved that...
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