Kelley Hudlow
This morning, we have the bitter gift of certainty. The winner is clear. For many of us, the outcome is like a grave diagnosis. We arrived at the doctor uncertain of what is happening to us and we left with an answer we didn’t want. While the answer gave us clarity, it opened up a thousand more questions and choices about time, expense, pain, and survival.
So what do we do on the morning after?
We are 14 days away from the election. Are you prepared to preach and lead in the present uncertainty? Is your go-bag ready?
“You’ve got to learn to cook from the fridge” and other things I learned while “Learning from London.”
It seems meet and right to add my voice to the chorus of Episcopal clergy reflecting on the events of this week. While this week has been a whirlwind of emotions and images, I want to center my reflection on two particular images: one the whole world has seen and one that is perhaps notContinueContinue reading “Why did the president cross the road?”
About a month ago I wrote about Theodore Parker Ferris and his collect found on page 461 of the Book of Common Prayer. The prayer seemed perfect for the weird world we found ourselves in while as we were sequestered to our homes. That collect and learning more about Ferris’ life led me to searchContinueContinue reading “A Prayer for Ascension Day”
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