Brent Bill's "Holy Ordinary"
I am a writer, photographer, retreat leader, and Quaker minister who lives in rural Indiana.
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Beauty, Wonder, and God
Me, on the right, seeing baby chicks for the first time at age 2.
The important thing for me about beauty is that it is not just about appreciating beauty for beauty’s sake. No. Rather beauty points us to what is truly beautiful -- the fac...
Duck a la'orange or ...?
While I’m not much of a gourmand, I do like a well-prepared duck. A la’orange or with cherry sauce. In fact, at Donna’s and my wedding dinner, I made certain that duck was on the menu — just for me! Yes, I can be a bit self-centered.
Late...
Beauty in Transforming the Ugly
Abandoned Coke machine in Chimayo, New Mexico. Photographed by me.
In the same way that our hearts, working with our five senses and mind, tell us what is beautiful, they also tell what is ugly. Beauty implies a certain “rightness.” Ugly d...
The Angel of Death
“C’mon, go with me to church camp,” begged Alan. We were both eleven that summer of 1961 and he was my best friend from John Burroughs Elementary School on the Hilltop in Columbus, Ohio. “It’ll be fun. We’ll do crafts, go swimming, and all...
Creating Beauty to Save the World
Pencil Drawing by Marcy Goodfellow from the book “Awaken Your Senses” by Beth Booram and me.
Another reason I believe that beauty can save the world is that our hunger for beauty is linked to our desire to create. That desire to create is...
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I am a writer, photographer, retreat leader, and Quaker minister who lives in rural Indiana. I write about the holy ordinary of our wholly extraordinary lives.
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