Susan Narjala | November 14, 2025
When my daughter was little, she would present me with dainty bouquets—composed entirely of weeds. We lived in Portland, Oregon, at the time, and on our few and scattered sunny...
Continue ReadingKelley | September 1, 2025
My favourite hour of the week is any Sunday morning from 10–11 a.m. As a follower of Christ, my entire life is to be a living sacrifice of worship to...
Continue ReadingSabrina Howell | August 18, 2025
I’ve come to realise that I never walk into a Sunday service empty-handed. Even when I’m not aware of it, I’m always carrying something—an emotion, a question, a memory, a...
Continue ReadingDeborah Sybil | August 6, 2025
I grew up in an Anglican church affiliated with the Church of South India (CSI), where Sunday morning worship followed a very structured and prescribed pattern. The hymns to be...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | April 17, 2025
If you’ve grown up in the church, you’ve heard the Easter message on repeat. You’ve read the Bible passages. You’ve heard the sermons. You’ve sung the songs. You get it....
Continue ReadingK | April 10, 2025
When children are little, we often play a hide-and-seek game with them called Peekaboo. In Peekaboo, we hide our faces with our hands or an object, or we might even...
Continue ReadingSabrina Howell | March 25, 2025
For years, I have worked as an English instructor at a Bible college, surrounded by professors who teach theology, biblical languages, and doctrine. They train future pastors and missionaries, preparing...
Continue ReadingShiphrah Lakka | March 17, 2025
I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve found myself in that awkward moment. You know the one—when someone asks, "What do you do?" and my instinctive response is...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | March 7, 2025
With several years of blogging in my rearview mirror, I’ve been, on occasion, asked, “So, why do you write?” I respond with my typical brand of tongue-in-cheek humour: “That’s pretty...
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