Brent Bill's "Holy Ordinary"
I am a writer, photographer, and Quaker minister who writes short fiction and reflections on the holy ordinary.
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“Vote for...”
“Vote for Kindness.” That’s what a sign planted in front of a lovely 19th or early 20th century house that Donna and I see coming home from the Delaware Diner on the north side of town proclaims. I love that sign.
It certainly stands in st...
Fear of Flying
Photo by Nikita Grishin on Pexels
Scarcely a word slipped through the stillness of the ride down Route One. Silence seemed to be the order of the day. Occasionally, though, the hiss of tires on concrete was broken by small talk. “It’s a pr...
9/11 and Mercy
“9/11: Psalms and Lamentations”. That was the theme of issue 32 of Image: A Journal of the Arts and Religion (as it used to be called). I pick it up every 9/11 and read the pieces therein. One continues to resonate with me over these twenty...
Prayer in This Political Season
A Friend in Centering Prayer, York (PA) Meeting, 2010. Photo by me.
After listening to bits of Mr. Trump’s almost two-hour long speech from last night, I found myself getting really upset. Name calling. Promising $5,000 to each adult US ci...
How to Talk Quaker for Fun and Prophet
When people get to know me, they often find that I have some funny phraseology. Much of that comes from my being a member of the Religious Society of Friends, better known as Quakers. Over the centuries we have developed our own lexicon of...
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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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