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the abundant life

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Slow

City living is fast and hurried. Speed can be useful and critical. But often, it also becomes dangerous.

We miss details. We feel rushed. We get tired, and overwhelmed.

What if God’s pace is not like ours?

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Savour

Awakened senses connect our body with emotions and our spiritual nature.

They cultivate appreciation, gratitude and joy in the present moment.

What if God's life-giving presence is right here, right now?

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Serve

Meeting the needs of others in sensible, sustainable ways turns around to fill us up.

Very counter-cultural but O, so true.

What if God's provision is found in an economy of serving others?

Slow. Savour. Serve.

Life began in a garden

A place of beauty, fragrance, interconnected wonder, surprises... life -- surging forth. So we long for this sense of organic stability and flourish. Cities on the other hand, are built environments, and many aspire to include and even become gardens. But how we feel the crunch and squeeze, the pressure and stresses. Honestly, our hearts know that the garden needs to be recovered by each one of us, within us. Do you sense it too? Then come join us on our journey and adventure to feel, think and live differently, re-tuning to a garden of flourish.

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Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #4

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #4

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #4

Welcome. This is our fourth stop, and as I look over our journey, something emerges. When we encounter Jesus: each time you read, pause, go away to a 'closet' place to be -- Jesus steps out from our hazy ideas to become a solid, real Presence and Person who has much to offer our hungry, thirsty hearts.

2 days ago3 min read

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #3

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #3

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #3

Our journey coincides with a season known as Lent. It is a forty-day period when we look inwards for signs of new life and symptoms of anti-life. Yes, we are a work in progress, and often the trajectory is anything but straight! We will sight Grace and Hope and the fruit of the Spirit. We will also see traces of dark, and shadows. Our normal human tendency is to avoid the latter. But Christ's finished work on the Cross means we no longer fear the dark side.

7 days ago3 min read

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #2

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #2

Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #2

Forty days is a short time in a life-time. Yet much can happen - when we make regular time to be apart, away, alone - with God. Welcome back to our forty-day journey to the never-dried-up well ! The Word "..for it is God who works to will and to do... " ~ Phil 2v13

Feb 202 min read

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