 |
|
How do you renew your mind and spirit? Have you helped others find their place for rest and refreshment?
I'm doing an investigative documentary video to determine examine the fine structure of the increase of women's political power and social progress. The idea resulted from the my serving a outside reader for a brilliant femenist's doctoral dissertation. Would greatly appreciate any quality sources such as boldcafe.org which is terrific!
tom
tom500k@yahool.com
Cape Cod, MA
Posted by: tom nagy, ph.d. (E. Falmouth, MA)
Posted: 7/28/2007 7:43:10 PM
Congregation: UU-
I love how this article talks about having to make a conscious choice to put God in your everyday life. I know that it would be a challenge every day for me, but I also know that once I get that close to God, He will give me peace, grace, and preservance for everything I do in life. I hope that every Christian can make this choice.
Posted by: Michelle (Roseville, MN)
Posted: 7/27/2007 1:04:14 AM
This spa idea is a fun one. Has anyone tried the HeartSpa retreat kit? It's a box with all the leader guides, music, and directions for a complete, spa-themed retreat. You can find it at your Christian bookstore or at Group.com. Really refreshing!
Posted by: Amy Nappa
Posted: 7/3/2007 10:44:01 AM
Some people renew their mind and spirit through poetry, according to a recent broadcast of Grace Matters, the radio broadcast of the ELCA (also available in podcast). The June 24th show was on nourishing your soul. Here's the description of that show: "Nourishing one’s soul is like nourishing one’s body except that the protein content is a little different. The protein for nourishing one’s soul comes from spiritual food – food that comes in the form of attentiveness, gratitude, simplicity, prayer, mystery, and more. Judith Valente, an on-air correspondent for the PBS-TV program "Religion and Ethics Newsweekly," finds spiritual food grows best in the garden of sacred poetry. She is co-author of the book "Twenty Poems to Nourish Your Soul." You can listen to the broadcast at http://gracematters.org/listen.html#grace.
Posted by: Linda Post Bushkofsky (Chicago, IL)
Posted: 7/3/2007 8:36:56 AM
Congregation: Churchwide office, Women of the ELCA
My first issue of Cafe
I loved it! I really like the scripture in story form like! It keeps my attention a whole lot more
I love to listen to christian radio stations to refresh my mind spiritually
Posted by: LaVerne Goeken (Scotland, SD)
Posted: 6/30/2007 2:39:04 PM
Congregation: Zion Luth ELCA
View your post.
Top
|
|
|
Women and
water:
let's begin
At the 2005 Triennial
Convention, delegates took action that asked Women of the
ELCA to promote awareness on water issues and encouraged
synodical women’s organizations to make awareness of local
and regional water issues a priority.
To learn more about this important action and how you
can get involved, visit
Women of the ELCA's
Web site.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
