Everyday Grace
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Grace is one of those words whose meaning has been diffused by so many strands of religious tradition that it is hard to use without confusion. Read more →
Adventures in Grace
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My mother tells how when I was in grade school I wanted to take dance lessons, so she enrolled me in ballet. Although I approached the activity with forceful energy and my typical incorrigible enthusiasm, I lacked grace. Read more →
Divine Grace
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There are many ways to experience the idea of divine “grace.” Read more →
Grace-full Moments
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Sometimes they just happen: grace-full moments; gifts from something beyond myself. Read more →
Amazing Grace
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Almost every Wednesday morning at my Lutheran school, we sang this song. No one taught us what the words meant, but over time I figured out that grace was somehow connected to a mysterious thing called the Holy Spirit, or, as I was first taught, the Holy Ghost. Read more →
Executive Director to Retire
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No one has ever had more inspiration or fun at their job than I’ve had over my almost-fifteen years with CLF. My colleagues on the staff are downright fabulous—so caring and committed, so daring, so willing to experiment and fail forward. Read more →
From Your Minister
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In “The Lanyard,” one of my favorite poems by Billy Collins, he describes making a plastic lanyard to give his mother. Read more →
REsources for Living
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What do you think of when you hear the word grace? Maybe a dancer who moves with elegance and ease, the picture of smooth and graceful motion. Read more →
Did You Know?
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That the CLF hosts a weekly chat show called The VUU? Read more →
Bestowers of Grace
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It was my good fortune to grow up in the midst of human graciousness. I am reminded of my father, whose practice when visiting Mexico was to patronize street vendors and bargain up. Read more →
