Listening and Being Sent: Calling in Judaism
Rabbi Amy Eilberg, the first woman ordained as a Conservative rabbi, discusses vocation in Jewish thought and describes her own calling to be a peacemaker.
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Ten Voices
Jamie Howison shares a story of ten voices who helped him hear God’s call on his life.
What Glenda said after Church
A poem by Josina Cooper Guess, participant in the summer 2014 writing workshop, Writing to Change the World.
Conflict and Change in the Church
Anita L. Bradshaw suggests that the more we can welcome the unavoidable ebb and flow of conflict and change, the more able we are to give ourselves to the business of being church.
To be called
In this book excerpt, Kathleen Cahalan explores the calling to discipleship shared by all Christians.
Called as Youth and Young Adults
In part two of this interview with Katherine Turpin, she explains that for youth and young adults, trying things out is part of the ongoing process of calling.
The Writer’s Life
Writers and artists require solitude. Where then, might community fit into the writer’s life?
When Caregiving Calls Unexpectedly
When Jane first began caring for her father-in-law, she felt like he was taking her away from her calling. Over time, she made a surprising discovery.
Chosen
I can’t quite bring myself to say that I’ve chosen to write about what I write about. It seems more accurate to say that the things I write about chose me.
A Way of Seeing
Like glasses, writing allows me to see the natural and the spiritual world more clearly, wholly, and truly.
