AI, humanity and the unveiling mirror
Artificial intelligence reflects our imperfections, but that is not the whole story, writes Katy Shevel.
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Tea time and liturgical time: Finding grace in repetition
Katy Shevel's daily ritual of drinking tea provides punctuation and structure to her days — and reminds her that she is held within the broader design of God’s time.
Forgiveness: Drawing close to the wound
What happens when you are denied forgiveness? Katy Shevel shares her experience and how she is finding a way forward.
We don’t create — We reclaim
After a season of upheaval, Katy Shevel reflects on what it means to reclaim something.
Pilgrimage reflections from the messy middle
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What is Epiphany?
Katy Shevel briefly explores the historical meaning of Epiphany in the Eastern and Western churches, as well as the use of Star Words in modern Protestant congregations.
What is Advent?
When did Advent start? Why decorate with purple? When did the Advent wreath become popular? Katy Shevel answers all these questions and more.
A Thanksgiving benediction
Katy Shevel offers a benediction to use in a Thanksgiving worship service or over your Thanksgiving meal.
Why was Miriam punished for speaking out?
Katy Shevel wrestles with Numbers 12 where Miriam is punished by God for questioning Moses.
Choosing our seasons
Rev. Katy Shevel processes her recent divorce through the lens of Ecclesiastes 3. Are we subject to the patterns of life? Or do we have agency in naming our own “seasons”?