Wray of Light
Gilda WrayA daily gathering place for those who long to slow down, pay attention, and encounter God — in Scripture, nature, and the unhurried moments of ordinary life.
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The Name That Remained
Generations, remembrance, and the God who gathers what has come apart
A Note to the Reader
This is the second and final part of our journey through Ruth 4. In Part One, we followed Ruth and Boaz to the gate of Bethlehem, where land wa...
The Name That Remained
A reflection on Ruth 4, redemption, inheritance, and the God who gathers a future from what seemed finished
Morning came.
Somewhere in Bethlehem, Ruth waited. She had done everything she could do. She had left Moab. Clung to Naomi. Worked...
When the Wind Gathered the World
A reflection on Acts 2:9–11, scattering, language, and the God who gathers
Luke could have stopped with one sentence.
“Now there were dwelling in Jerusalem Jews, devout men from every nation under heaven.”
That would have told us what we...
Assumptions and Punctuation
A Note to the Reader
This is Part 2 of my husband G. Wray’s reflection on the same Douglas-firs I have been watching beside our lake. Apparently, once he replaced his period with a question mark, the trees had a little more to say.
—Gilda...
Assumptions and Punctuation
A Note to the Reader
This reflection comes from my husband, G. Wray. It began with the same Douglas-fir and the same cones I have been watching and writing about—but from the other chair on the deck. I was wondering what the tree might be...
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Gilda Wray writes contemplative, theologically rooted reflections shaped by prayer, curiosity, Scripture, and the everyday beauty through which God still speaks. Wray of Light also features her husband and fellow writer, G. Wray.
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