There’s a song toward the end of the musical, Les Miserables, called Empty Chairs at Empty Tables. It is a […]
Tag Archive for ‘Death’
BIAY – Genesis 49:33 – Ancestors
We don’t use phrases like this anymore. “Jacob…breathed his last and was gathered to his people.” Genesis 49:33 As […]
Psalm 15 – Arch
I woke up this morning to the sad but not entirely unexpected news that Archbishop Desmond Tutu passed away. Steve […]
A Guest Post – Beauty and Companionship at the Turn
My awesome wife asked if she could share a guest post and of course my response was YES! For those […]
The Journey of Holy Week – Good Friday
Good Friday is a bit of a weird phrase. It doesn’t feel like the right phrase to describe the day […]
Hands
Today my gratitude is for Bill H whose life we celebrated as we proclaimed our hope in the resurrection. I […]
Lent 06 – Signs
Even on a grey rainy morning, there are glimpses that new life is emerging, Spring is coming and we are […]
John 19 – Stone
I wonder what it sounded like when the stone was rolled in front of the tomb. Was there any noise […]
Glory 18 – Coco
Yesterday, Curtice wrote of living and dying as she reflected on two people in her life who died of cancers. […]
Imago Scriptura 70 – Job 22-24 – Bones
Coming to the end of the first section of Job – the dialogue between him and his friends before a […]
Imago Scriptura 