
Why Do We Pray? Kirsten Pinto-Gfroerer’s Response
We live between the feeding and watering grounds of migrating Canada Geese—one of many resting places on their way to the south. From early
Kirsten Pinto Gfroerer is a counsellor, writer and lay theologian who lives near a small forest on the edge of Lake Winnipeg. Her book Anchorhold: Corresponding with Revelations of Divine Love contemplatively explores the theological writings of Julian of Norwich. To learn more about her work visit her website: kirstenpintogfroerer.com

We live between the feeding and watering grounds of migrating Canada Geese—one of many resting places on their way to the south. From early

Several years ago, when I was a catechist in an Anglican parish, I had the privilege of working with an eight-year-old boy who wanted to

Near the end of his Confessions, St. Augustine wrote, My love is my weight. I’m carried by it wherever I’m carried. Through your gift we

Light, We have passed the midnight of the year, but our Northern world is still in its deep dark cold; the dawn is still far

Part of the work of the church in the world is to care for those who suffer. Thus, it is asked of the Body of