Common Ground Editorial: November 2021
In the past couple of years, I’ve found myself writing prayer poems. Typically unadorned, they stand awkwardly in the corner of the page; but as...
In the past couple of years, I’ve found myself writing prayer poems. Typically unadorned, they stand awkwardly in the corner of the page; but as...
For truly it is the most joy that may be, as I see it, that he that is highest and mightiest,noblest and worthiest, is lowest...
In the weeks leading up to our celebration of Christmas day, you’ll know that various strains of seasonal music begins to dominate the airwaves. Some...
A few years ago while I was on holiday, a friend put before me an article and encouraged me to read it. It was a...
Rachel Kitchens is on staff at Venn Foundation, offering Spiritual Direction on the Residential Fellowship, and teaching on Summer Conference. She grew up in Atlanta,...
In the past year, many of us will have spent more time at home than in any other context. With the impact of lockdowns and...
I bought my house eight years ago. This was such a gift. After years of renting and rotating housemates, I just couldn’t handle the transience...
I think that home is about what happens within the four walls, but it reaches outside of them also. This can be true whether you have a permanent structure...
Mark Barnard is a lecturer at St John's Theological College, a Senior Priest at St James Anglican Church in Māngere Bridge, and a member of...
Wandering up the gentle curve of Cape Horn Road with our new “lockdown diversion” skateboards under our arms, Benji stopped and pointed down. “Look Dad...