by Bill Haley | Jul 14, 2022 | Contemplative Life
The old joke goes something like this: A man was speaking to God and he asked him, “God is it true that to you a thousand years are a minute?” “That’s true,” God replied. “And is it true that to you $1,000,000 is like a...
by Ken Wettig | Jul 7, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God,” Ken Wettig (Coracle Community Minister) guides us through a reflection on the interplay between our hope and the story God is telling throughout the whole cosmos. Weaving together Scripture, Prayer, Tolkien, and music, Ken offers a...
by Coracle | Jun 29, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God: BIBLE,” Kristy Wallace (Repentance Project Director) invites us to reimagine Israel’s feast days through the lens of the African-American cultural tradition of “Homecoming.” Sometimes we can feel very removed from...
by Bill Haley | Jun 29, 2022 | For the World
For good reason there’s been a lot of coverage in all forms of media of last week’s Supreme Court Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Among the many things I’ve read, I found this summary of an editorial in the Vatican...
by Jeff Lindeman | Jun 29, 2022 | Contemplative Life
At any time and in any culture, offering hospitality and inviting the stranger in is a powerful testimony to the love and welcome of God. And, it’s a beautiful invitation for us as Christians. Searching Google for the definition of “hospitality” gives this, “the...
by Abigail Whitehouse | Jun 24, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God” reflection, Rev. Abigail Whitehouse guides us through a prayerful exercise to help us embrace our places of tenderness in order to more deeply encounter our God who wept. Those who sow in tears will reap in joy, and we hope this...
by Coracle | Jun 23, 2022 | Church Unity
In this Soundings Seminar, Bill Haley is joined by Dr. Vincent Bacote (Wheaton College) and Dr. John Inazu (Washington University of St. Louis) to discuss the well-documented experience of fracturing taking place in the American church. They reflect thoughtfully on a...
by Coracle | Jun 14, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God,” Margot Eyring (Coracle Spiritual Direction Coordinator) offers a handful of helpful ways that we can attune our prayer to the community of love that is our Triune God. From breath prayer, to body prayer, to visio divina, this is a...
by Bill Haley | Jun 10, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God,” Rev. Bill Haley (Coracle Executive Director) guides us through a reflection on the secret power of our weakness when turned over to God. The bulk of the time is spent in prayerful reflection and listening to “Come...
by Bill Haley | Jun 9, 2022 | Justice and Mercy
Writing “Essential Christianity” in late December, 2020 was a great joy for me, a personal act of worship, a chance to comprehensively write what I believe, what I believe Christianity teaches, and what are the many implications of that teaching. It also enabled me...
by Drew Masterson | Jun 7, 2022 | Contemplative Life, Coracle News
As we have pursued our two major series this year– “Discernment: Hearing God in a Noisy World” and “Doubt, Deconstruction & Redemption”– we have come to recognize a significant overlap at the core of what each is pursuing. At root, both series are seeking to help...
by Ken Wettig | Jun 3, 2022 | Creation, For the World
What is a more important Kingdom Action priority, gun violence prevention, creation care, or racial justice? What often gets our attention is whatever is trending on the news cycle. I am no exception. Two trips to Canada within the last year highlight this tension....
by Ken Wettig | Jun 1, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God,” Ken Wettig (Coracle Community Minister) guides us through a reflection inviting us to think wisely and redemptively about the various ways in which we interact with technology on a daily basis. He helps us cultivate a reflective...
by Coracle | Jun 1, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God: BIBLE” Rev. Isaiah Brooms (The Falls Church Anglican) walks us through Jesus’ striking speech in Luke 14:25-33, often titled “The Cost of Discipleship.” Isaiah shows us how these hard words are actually Good News...
by Coracle | May 26, 2022 | Justice and Mercy
by Bill Haley (Coracle Executive Director), Jeff Lindeman (Senior Director of Strategy and Operations) & Kristy Wallace (Repentance Project Director) On Tuesday, a young man entered Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas and killed 19 school children and 2...
by Bill Haley | May 20, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this Soundings Seminar, Rev. Bill Haley offers a summary of what he has come to learn about the discipline of corporate discernment through extensive reading and personal experience. Simply put, one of the most common and impactful ways God speaks to us is through...
by Bill Haley | May 19, 2022 | Contemplative Life
This reflection is part of our “Discernment: Hearing God in a Noisy World” Series. Discerning God’s unique voice is one of the most important skills for a Christian and is absolutely crucial for our intimacy with God and our ability to follow him. ...
by Danny Nasry | May 18, 2022 | Contemplative Life
In this “Space for God,” Danny Nasry (Coracle Community Minister for DC/Northern Virginia) guides us into an impactful and counter-cultural way of seeing the world we inhabit, shaped by the work of Albert Borgmann. He invites us into a life of greater,...
by Coracle | May 17, 2022 | Justice and Mercy
by Bill Haley (Coracle Executive Director) & Kristy Wallace (Repentance Project Director) With you, our hearts are deeply troubled, sad, angry, and sorrowful at the news of last Saturday’s deadly and racially motivated mass shooting in Buffalo. We are grieved by...
by Coracle | May 17, 2022 | Contemplative Life
As we have stewarded our two series this year, “Doubt, Deconstruction & Redemption” and “Discernment: Hearing God’s Voice in a Noisy World,” we have waded into some complicated and contentious topics. It can get heavy. That is why we resolved from the start to...
