Becoming Episcopalian
Megan Costilow, Shelly ShepherdWe're all welcome here.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 63 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Becoming Vanilla Bean
There’s a place on the floor of the chancel where a certain dog always came to rest, and now it’s only floor. A dog like that becomes a kind of weather in a room, and when she’s gone this Sunday, you may feel the front pass through, the pre...
Coffee Hour with Br Jack Gillespie+, LC
has been reading Becoming Episcopalian since the first thing I ever posted, and commenting on nearly all of it, and somewhere in there he stopped being a name in my notifications and became one of the people I count on. He has ridden this w...
Surely the Lord is in This Place
I woke at six on a Sunday I could have slept clean through. Two weeks away from church, foggy headed, nobody expecting me anywhere until I remember that yes, somebody is expecting me, I am vestry on duty, and my body has apparently known th...
You Can See It Coming for Miles
Some friends took me out on the water in Louisiana last week, a whole long day of fishing on a charter with an experienced captain at the wheel, and though I'm back in D.C., my mind is still floating in the brackish waters of the Gulf. Ther...
Summerween & the Fourth of July
For about ten days I’ve been quiet here, and the only proof I left that I was still partaking in this creative venture was a photograph of one of the cats, sent up like a flare and a shoutout to a new writer. It was a good quiet. The timing...
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