This shelf gathers reflective writing that is less concerned with argument than with attention: the kind of writing that lingers with experience, memory, faith, and the quiet discovery of meaning.
The Stories That Live Inside Us
A reflection on memory, history, and the stories that continue to shape us long after the events themselves have passed. Beginning with the quiet loss of a robin’s nest, this piece explores the difference between recalling the past and inhabiting it — personally, historically, and collectively — and considers what it might mean to restore a shared moral memory in a fractured age.
From Good Friday to Easter Sunday
A reflection on the often-overlooked space between Good Friday and Easter Sunday, and what it reveals about how we live between promise and fulfillment.
A Reflection on Endorsement
A reflection on the broader aspects of Ecclesiastical Endorsement as a ministry of the whole Church, not simply an administrative function of an office in the Church.
About Chaplains – And Those Who Send Them
A reflection on the role of endorsement and the Church's attention to its place within its structures.
A meditative reflection on the occasion of Memorial Day.
A Relational Ministry Hidden in Administrative Form
Recognizing the crucial aspect of the ministry of endorsement as both a ministry of relationship and a ministry of function and the value of having it visibly located within the structures of the Church.