At A Hen's Pace

It's starting to get chilly here in Wisconsin: The last two mornings the house has been quite cold when I awakened, and we're all w...

Our bishop is amazing. Here he is, praying for Bantam17... ...and for Bantam13. For each one of our 23 confirmands, he prayed an individual...

So we're all getting confirmed on Sunday! The four oldest and I, that is. Papa Rooster was confirmed in our early days as Anglicans, b...

In my last post in this series , I contrasted a typical evangelical view, of communion as a memorial only, with a sacramental understanding ...

I wish I could say I discovered this book, because it feels like a discovery! But so many people have recommended it to me, and I have seen...

Weeks ago, I began a little series explaining more about the church we're planting, and why we believe people will come and are coming t...

Yesterday was All Saints' Day. All Saints' always reminds me of a banner that our sending church displayed every year on the Sunday ...

Last week, I wrote a post which discussed why people are interested in an Anglican church like the one we are helping to start. (Remember?...

There's not a buyer in sight for our house, but Sunday mornings at Light of Christ have been so encouraging! We've had lots of visi...

A few days ago, I shared one of my favorite sections from The Pace of a Hen (Josephine Moffett Benton, 1961). There Ms. Benton described ...