Walking in The Way: Faith as a Daily Life, Not a Religion When the earliest followers of Jesus began meeting in first-century Judea, they weren’t starting a new religion. Those first followers were devout Jews, deeply shaped by a tradition that already taught kindness, respect, and justice within their community. As their gatherings grew under
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I sat looking out my back window this morning, taking in a view that feels like a quiet slice of heaven—a beautiful yard, a warm house, and a peaceful life. Yet, only a few miles away, at so many of our busiest intersections, people stand on corners holding cardboard signs. Down the side streets and
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Inspired by The Way—the earliest, non-political movement of Jesus’s first-century followers—we seek to live as an egalitarian family defined by practical ethics, radical community, and love. Drawing from the original Jerusalem movement, we embrace a spirit of radical commonality—where resources are shared, needs are met, and daily life is guided by shared commitment rather than
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Building Car Care Kits That Help Without Enabling Handing cash out a car window can unintentionally fund the very addictions keeping our unhoused neighbors trapped on the street. Carrying Car Care Kits allows you to show immediate Christian compassion, honor human dignity, and offer practical relief—without putting money into a crisis. Keep 3 to 5
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An Additional Reflection In Father Richard Rohr’s online meditation of October 26, 2026, I came across this piece by Cherokee theologian Randy Woodley that I wish to share with you. But first, just a note about Richard Rohr. Richard is a Franciscan friar and ecumenical teacher. He bears witness to the deep wisdom of Christian
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— A Different Lens— Native American spirituality is not a single set of doctrines or ideology, but rather it represents a quilt of diverse tribal-specific practices across indigineous Nations in North America. While every tribe has its unique creation stories, languages, and ceremonies, there are several core foundational indigenous beliefs. Here are a few of
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The Cycle of Power and the Path Back to “The Way” There is a time in a parent’s life when you reach a critical threshold where you must make a painful choice: do you keep stepping in to bail your child out, or do you step back and let them face the consequences of their
Two thousand years have passed since a humble preacher from Nazareth walked the dusty roads of Judea. In that time, his words transformed the trajectory of human history. They inspired the modern understanding of human dignity, reshaped laws, and altered how societies view compassion and care for the vulnerable. Yet, two millennia later, we are
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