Welcome to Summer! On June 3rd at Spirit Garage, we are starting a Summer theme we’re calling “Walking the Dogma.” Dogma: A principle or set of principles laid down by […]
I’m a People-Watcher
Kernsey shares why he loves large crowd events like MayDay 2019. I love being in and watching large groups of people. The Taste of Minnesota, The MN State Fair, Coachella, […]
Holy Week
This is Holy Week, the week when we descend into the depths; the last days of Jesus life. The week begins on a high, as he rides into Jerusalem—not on […]
Thirst, and Becoming Quenched
Throughout Lent we have been finding our way through Lent connecting to scripture with the poem Thirst, by Mary Oliver. I found my journey deepened this Lenten season by attending An […]
Equinox of Thanks
Hi. Jason Eldridge, here. You may not even know the name. However, I am in the bulletin regularly as one of the Drive Train members. And once in a while […]
Lent
Lent Lent is a time of paying holy attention to the journey Jesus makes through his life to the cross. We get so wrapped up in our own lives, and […]
Valentines Eve
All Hallows Eve, or Halloween, is the day before All Saints Day, the day we honor and celebrate all saints, known or unknown. While the fun part is Halloween with […]
Winter: Some Hate It; Some Love It.
Winter. Some hate it; some love it. We all, however, have to come to terms with it. As I write this on Sunday night, it is 4 degrees outside and […]
What is this Enneagram Stuff?
You may have seen an upcoming event called “Wine, Cheese and Wisdom: The Enneagram and Self-discovery” and thought to yourself, “Ennea-what?” Here is a brief description. The Basics: The enneagram […]
There’s Something About Mary
Preachers everywhere are happy to be done with John the Baptist and moving on to more suitable stories for preluding Christmas—this week our Advent journey gets to hear about Mary. […]