Blog Resurrection Resilience Two years ago today, on a bright Monday afternoon, I wrote this reflection on the confluence of spring, Holy Week,…Laura de JongApril 15, 2021
Blog The Little Digger and the Really Big Boat I wanted to write something super deep and meaningful and totally on the nose for this Maundy Thursday Post. All…Laura de JongApril 1, 2021
Blog Gathered I had a rather startling realization this week: this coming Sunday, one year ago, was the last time my congregation…Laura de JongMarch 4, 2021
Blog Asombrado On Tuesday morning I looked up from the plank position I had been holding and saw a dolphin. And then…Laura de JongFebruary 18, 2021
Blog For the Restless Because, I suppose, God would still have us call him good,he has shone the light of his countenance upon us(here…Laura de JongFebruary 4, 2021
Blog The Day After To tweak the opening sentence of the New York Times from January 21, 1861, “The day to which all have…Laura de JongJanuary 21, 2021
Blog Pilgriming Note: I uploaded this post yesterday morning...and then yesterday afternoon happened. It seems a bit tone-deaf to write about something…Laura de JongJanuary 7, 2021
Blog The Weary World Rejoices In his perhaps most Ron Weasley-ish moment, Ron responds to Hermione’s description of the many emotions Cho Chang is experiencing…Laura de JongDecember 24, 2020
Blog Searching for Joy Last week I sat perched in my favorite perching place, where fallen tree meets standing tree. The Y-branches of the…Laura de JongDecember 10, 2020
Blog The Gift of Self By now you’ve read all sorts of reasons to support the Reformed Journal and The Twelve. You’ve read about the…Laura de JongDecember 3, 2020