A Parent’s Guide to Loving Your Neighbors in the (Campground) Wild
Learn to identify the four most common types of human neighbors you may have in the campground this summer – and how to best love them.
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I Knew You Would Save Me
After being rescued from a river, Anthony Siegrist's son told him: "I knew you would save me."
Advice to Sons and Daughters
In this new poem, summer writing workshop participant Ruth Johnston begins her parental advice with a warning: "be careful what you bring inside."
Writing in Community, Part One
The Wholly Writers discuss their writing group's origin story, their vocation as writer-pastor-mothers, and how writing is a sacred act of integration.
Folding
A poem by Margaret Hasse, participant in the summer 2007 and 2008 writing workshop, Believing in Writing.
Eat, Pray, Sleep
Laura Kelly Fanucci’s series on spiritual practices with newborns includes reflections about feeding, cleaning, comforting, beholding, and holding a baby.
The Vocation of Children
In Part Two of her interview on vocation and children, Bonnie Miller-McLemore discusses play, chores, and the role of congregations.
