There’s a story told by the Rev. Elizabeth Tarbox about when she was a child. Her stepmother gave her a lima bean. She and her sister both got a bean and were instructed to tuck it under damp blotting paper in a jar and set it in the sun. Elizabeth got the idea that...
I still remember a brief encounter I had on the deck of a dining hall one busy summer when I was in charge of directing a camp of a hundred 3rd and 4th graders for the week. There were a few other guest camp directors that week for different ages, and we were each...
When I was a pastor, I met with many couples to plan not only their wedding day, but also their marriage – their partnership in love and life. Each person, of course, brings to a relationship a whole history of dynamics from their family of origin. Two questions I...
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