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She Saw That it was Pleasing to the Eye
I’ve been haunted for the past year by one short line in Genesis 3.
“The woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, so she took some and ate it.”
One day last summer, I went a little too deep in...
Urgent: Save Your Spot at Bake & Pray
Each October, my friend (and fellow author + singer/songwriter) and I gather in the mountains of western North Carolina with a small group of individuals for our Bake & Pray fall retreat.
It’s a sweet time of rest, worship, and community....
On Remaining Human in a Technological World
A few of my recent Bake & Rest participants at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
Whenever I think about AI, I think about WonderBread.
In the early 20th century, industrial bread “solved” a number of issues. First, it allowed bread to be...
Our Curiosity Brought Them Joy
Katie (our brilliant Life Beyond the Room travel coordinator), Arsenious, me, and Elpida at their church
Our curiosity brought them joy.
This line rang in my mind three weeks ago as I rode a bus through the Italian countryside, preparing...
On the Communion of Saints + Spinach Feta Handpies
a reflection, a prayer, and a recipe to start your week
I am still wrapping up my travels in Italy, spending a few days with my mom in Florence to decompress post-pilgrimage. Instead of a new essay, today I’m re-sharing a piece I wrote aft...
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Yes...like a slice of bread. I'm a baker, a writer, and a food and theology scholar. My best thinking always occurs when I've got dough between my fingers. Don't miss my books: We Will Feast, By Bread Alone, and Bake & Pray.
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