Category Archives: Monthly Summary

In June, I chose to rest as my brother, sister-in-law, and nephews visited Seattle. I was delighted by how my 15-year-old nephew has become an outstanding young man, and how good he is with his brother (5). A visiting friend and priest in the Episcopal Church described signs of new life in her context. WeContinue reading “June 2024 Monthly Summary”

This month, I took a big risk for better hair, celebrated another birthday, and finished another chapter of my thesis! As of today, I am a little over halfway done and looking to keep building momentum. “Continue to Hold” As I spent time writing this month, God called me to remain steady instead of pursuingContinue reading “May 2024 Monthly Summary”

Intergenerational Alignments This April, God highlighted how he is causing me to reap the benefits of the sacrifices wise elders made to bring reformation to the Church. It has been humbling and put me in awe. And it’s made me all the more passionate that the next generation will not have to repave highways thatContinue reading “April 2024 Monthly Summary”

In March, I moved, finished chapter 1 of my thesis, received a lot of material support, and rested. I yielded to God’s timings with the moving timeline and waited for him to shift things. My experience of Lent and the Resurrection this year felt continuous and fluid rather than the discrete daily celebrations of HolyContinue reading “March 2024 Monthly Summary”