Monthly Archives: June 2014

The Church People

Posted on June 23, 2014 by artechoes

My husband and I have been on the Yakama Indian reservation for the last couple weeks working with Sacred Road, a ministry started by Chris and Mary Granberry eleven years ago. Indian reservations are difficult places for ministry. The reservation … Continue reading →

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This is Family

Posted on June 14, 2014 by artechoes

Recently, I had family over. It was a perfect time to gather for several reasons. My two sons were having birthdays, and my husband was going out of town and would miss the days. My daughter also wanted to introduce … Continue reading →

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Photos (or not) on the Way to Yakima

Posted on June 14, 2014 by artechoes

While traveling from Seattle to Yakima, Washington, on Interstate 90, you pass through a glorious section of the Cascade Mountains. On either side of the highway mountains burst from the ground—gargantuan green sentinels keeping watch along the road. I wanted … Continue reading →

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Getting Free From Time Out

Posted on June 9, 2014 by artechoes

All children are artists—just ask any clever 3-year old. Those little artists remain alive in us, even though they can often be stunted in our lifeless souls. We are not all artists in the narrow definition of the term perhaps, … Continue reading →

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Pentecost—It’s Not Your Average Sunday

Posted on June 8, 2014 by artechoes

It’s Pentecost Sunday. I promised myself several things about Pentecost this year and failed in every one of them. I don’t want to just blow off that fact, but I am reminded on this day, that I don’t live under … Continue reading →

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