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A Prayer for Where I Am
A reflection and prayer inspired by Jeremiah 29—an invitation to nurture family, care for home and community, pray for the place where we live, and trust God with what comes next. Read ⇢
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The Impulse to Create Comes Before Permission
The impulse to create comes before permission. Like vessels shaped by a potter, our creations—and our lives—do not receive their worth from being chosen. Even what is imperfect can carry meaning, and grace continues to work with what is already there. Read ⇢
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Bread of Our Need
Bread of Our Need is a quiet musical reflection on the Lord’s Prayer, inspired by its Aramaic roots and the simple, deeply human needs held within its ancient words. Read ⇢
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Echoes – Still Here
Walking through life’s uncertainties, we learn to trust in the journey. Still Here is a reminder that faith is a continuous process of becoming. Read ⇢
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The Bread of Our Need
A familiar prayer, heard with fresh ears. A plain rendering from the Syriac/Aramaic tradition reveals the beautiful simplicity of words I have prayed since childhood: “Give us today the bread of our need.” Read ⇢
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A Daughter’s Guilt and the Grace of Saying No
Growing older teaches us that love does not always mean saying yes. Sometimes grace is found in recognizing our limits, releasing what is not ours to carry, and learning that even the word no can be spoken with love. Read ⇢
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After the Rain (Summer’s Wispy Grace)
A return to my roots through Chinese-inspired instrumentation, erhu and watercolour imagery—a reflection on rain, surrender, heritage and the quiet movement of grace. Read ⇢
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Golden Threshold of Grace — Into the Light
The dream behind “Golden Threshold of Grace” serves as a metaphor for the transitions we face in life. It highlights the importance of mercy and surrender, encouraging us to move forward with courage and faith. Read ⇢
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The Parts of Us Others Never See
Discover the hidden talents of everyday professionals. Often, the roles we encounter daily conceal fascinating personal stories. For instance, my colleague, who is known as an early childhood educator, surprised everyone by revealing her passion for writing and lyricism. It’s a reminder that no single role captures the whole person.… Read ⇢
Meet the Author.
This blog began as a way to record my spiritual journey for my children, whom my husband and I were blessed to adopt later in life. What started as a personal reflection has grown into a space where I share insights on faith, truth, parenting, and the quiet work of forming the soul. My hope is to encourage others seeking God’s light in an often noisy world.
Reflections on faith, truth, and the quiet work of forming the soul.
