Poetry: Late Summer Prayer Late Summer Prayer A muting of all things save the crickets, and even theirs an unenthusiastic grind, wings saturated in the damp morning air of David L. Myers September 14, 2023
Poem: Remembering my baptism Remembering my baptism The new blue plain suit the pouring water, soaking the straightened collar the renouncing of Satan, his works of iniquity the Gerald J. Mast August 24, 2023
Poetry: Revolution Revolution Judgment is here Not as we expected Not as we were told by our religious leaders Not from a god in the heavens But Joanna Davidson Smith August 3, 2023
Poetry: Re-Creation Author's note: In the biblical account of Genesis 1, we are put in charge of creation as caretakers. We have proven to be unreliable stewards, Ingrid Rogers July 27, 2023
Poetry: A Conversation With Myself, Then and Now A Conversation With Myself, Then and Now “How To Say.…” [Then] There’s so much to say, but where to begin? Will you hear what I Melanie Weldon-Soiset July 20, 2023
Poetry: After Proverbs 9 After Proverbs 9 I. A very long time ago, Wisdom had built herself a house -- and after, she tended to her garden, while trying Shannon McKeehen July 13, 2023
Poetry: Time and Water Time and Water Time and water Patience and care Seed rests in earthen dark Waiting to meet air Frustration and despairing Roil and stamp No Nathanael Hofstetter Ressler June 22, 2023
Poetry: Easter Walk Risen is the snow pea, tendril Spiraling toward blue Risen is the fiddlehead And trout lily, drenched in dew beside the spring And warbler flicking Thomas Ruth June 15, 2023
Poetry: Dare You Hey JC you can the man of the hour you can be the god with the power hey JC we just need a little razzle, Lonnie Buerge June 8, 2023
Of wind and fire Writing a poem together, a congregation felt the Spirit move Shari Wagner May 26, 2023
Poetry: Challenged on the Mount of Olives “Lord, should we fight with our swords?” One of them struck the high priest’s servant, cutting off his right ear. Jesus responded, “Stop! No more Ruth Naylor May 25, 2023
Poetry: Mary of Magdala Mary of Magdala Undaunted by the night, compelled by love alone, she hastens without light, confronting death and stone. Surprise awaits her there: A barren Joy Versluis May 11, 2023
