Visio Divina

Visio Divina

Jun 4, 2018

By: Carol Wehrheim In this day when visual images often hold more sway than the spoken word, we ought to pay attention to a spiritual practice that focuses on image: visio divina (divine vision). The same four movements that are found in lectio divina (divine word)...
From the Archives: Teach Us to Pray

From the Archives: Teach Us to Pray

Mar 18, 2018

By: Debra Rienstra During Lent we will be reposting some excellent articles from our archives aimed at supporting you, the Educator, during this season of reflection, prayer and spiritual renewal. You may find a new idea or two for future Lenten programming, as well....
From the Archives: Living Better, Not Bitter

From the Archives: Living Better, Not Bitter

Mar 12, 2018

By: Debby Madden During Lent we will be reposting some excellent articles from our archives aimed at supporting you, the Educator, during this season of reflection, prayer and spiritual renewal. You may find a new idea or two for future Lenten programming, as well....
Faithful Families: Creating Sacred Moments at Home

Faithful Families: Creating Sacred Moments at Home

Jun 4, 2017

By: Traci Smith When my oldest son, Clayton, was four months old, he contracted his first cold. The pediatrician said it wasn’t cause for alarm, to monitor him closely, and to bring him back if anything got worse. I spent the whole day worried. I trusted our doctor,...
The Artist as Educator: Making Art in Your Bible

The Artist as Educator: Making Art in Your Bible

Mar 26, 2017

By: Lisa Nichols Hickman Writing in the Margins: Connecting with God on the Pages of your Bible began with a prayer. After the death of Rich Gordon, his family entrusted me with his Bible. I quickly learned he was a margin writer. For years I thought about the notes...