The Clayjar review is a Christian literary journal dedicated to publishing human works housing the presence of God.
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The Beauty of Belonging
Back in June, I had the privilege of attending and leading a workshop for the Cultivate Conference in Greenville, SC. I am so grateful for the opportunity to connect with other writers and creatives of faith there. If you’re familiar with T...
The Well: Summer Wildflowers
A quarterly collection for your inspiration
My family and I just recently returned from a vacation in the mountains of Colorado.
Never Not Thinking
When Silence Breeds Mental Noise | A Prose Piece by Lynnette Woo
Today we offer to you a Substack-exclusive prose piece from Lynnette Woo. Her thoughts are a helpful starting point as we consider the contrast—and interworking—of our two 20...
Sound
It is good to give thanks to the LORD, to sing praises to your name, O Most High; to declare your steadfast love in the morning and your faithfulness by night, to the music of the lute and the harp, to the melody of the lyre. For you, O LOR...
Emerging Young Poets: Abigail Dukes
The final poem of our summer series: "Child, Resting"
Welcome to our final installment of Emerging Young Poets!
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The Clayjar Review is a Christian literary journal dedicated to publishing human works housing the presence of God.
Poet, essayist, and autism advocate | Christ is my peace (Ephesians 2:14)
\ud83e\udeb4your faithful professor & poet counselor | founder of TheWayBack2Ourselves.com & The Way Back Books | ✍\ud83c\udffc a \ud83d\udcd6 with Baker on art, faith, & belonging
exercising jester's privilege
\ud83e\uddf8writes miscellany by ollie. ~ grad student & piano teacher. ~ reading Charles Dickens & Kierkegaard & Spenser. ~ listening to Needtobreathe & Rachmaninoff. ~ & may God preserve in us both the angelic and the mammalian. ~
Poetry enthusiast.
Poet and musician, Traditional Catholic. Dedicated to the pursuit of wonder and the preservation of culture.
Forgiven much. Loving much. Words incarnate ideas. I hope mine help you love Jesus more.
Danielle Page is a truth-teller, writer, educator, and editor of The Clayjar Review.
Poetry collection: Below the Brightness (Solum Press, 2024). Poems in Southern Poetry Review, First Things, Commonweal, New Verse Review, Autumn Sky Poetry Daily, Blue Unicorn, The Windhover, Atlanta Review, and elsewhere.
I'm a mountain girl who's most at home where the streetlights die and the pavement ends--scribbling stories, musings, and poems that point toward the truest High Country.
A pilgriming poet who loves plucking out tunes and rainy afternoons with Jesus.
Poet and lyricist from North Texas. Wife. Mom. Terrible housekeeper. Writing poetry since kindergarten and liturgical lyrics since my first kid was little.
I'm Laura, a poet ("Ordinary Things," + 2 other collections), a writer ("The Meeting Place," Baker Books) & a spiritual director. I live in the loess hills, plant cottonwoods, read a lot of Oliver, & prefer Woodford Double Oaked Whiskey.
Maria L Mecham. Poet. Moss Goblin. Maker borrowing light. "Whatever leads to joy" -Marie Howe
Writing poetry to reflect "whatever is true, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable... excellent or praiseworthy" to the glory of God. :)
Maura H. Harrison is a writer and artist from Fredericksburg, VA, USA.
Contemplative creator - lover of words, welcome & wonder. Here to read & process through writing with you— together in the quiet.
Aesthete. Out standing in some field. “This Way to Warmth” available now from Prisca Publishing.
How do we live in creation and how does it live in us? Writing in search of the answer.
life is real! life is earnest! and the grave is not its goal; dust thou art, to dust returnest, was not spoken of the soul.
getting back to the garden
Always seeking wonder. Poet, photographer, filmmaker.
Lynnette Woo is a freelance writer, part-time tutor, and full-time auntie from Southern California. She subsists mainly on tea, coffee, and stationery. Connect with her on Instagram @lynnette_woo
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