by Kristin Camp | Jan 19, 2022 | Uncategorized
THE MIDNIGHT HOUR Even from a distance I can feel this is a special moment for this predominately white congregation. Standing on the shoulders of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and many others before and since, Rev. Andrew Finch preaches. As the sermon grows in...
by Kristin Camp | Jan 12, 2022 | Uncategorized
TAKING A RIDE IN WINTER! This time it wasn’t a boy on a red sled or a girl on two white skis. Neither was it a dude on a snowboard or an old couple on a toboggan smiling from ear to ear. You might guess that the ones taking a ride were in an automobile with the heater...
by Kristin Camp | Dec 22, 2021 | Uncategorized
On the Way God is on the way to Bethlehem encased in the safety of his mother’s womb in the dark and coolness of the night. Joseph is leading the way as they trod the dusty roads, ever alert to dangers lurking that could harm his loved ones. Mary, the young mother,...
by Kristin Camp | Nov 10, 2021 | Uncategorized
Sensing Wonder Sweet sparrows sing out the Season of Autumn once more. Yet stepping into the backside of autumn brings feelings of awe and a bit of fear perhaps. The past few weeks I’ve picked up broad leaves in brilliant colors and saved them as bookmarks just in...
by Kristin Camp | Oct 6, 2021 | Uncategorized
Who is Blessing Who? With a dove resting on one sleeve of his brown cowl-neck robe Saint Francis holds court for furry companions who’ve been drawn here as the bright sun gives way to dusk. Some, who have faced such indescribable hardships reward their human family...
by Kristin Camp | Aug 12, 2021 | Marta Blog, Uncategorized
Namaste In a world of doing, we long for a moment of being quiet, in solitude with our God. We find it heart-warming to see them arrive. fathers and daughters, sons and mothers one elderly white-haired woman so spry, young teens and tiny children tired from nonstop...
