Daily Meditation for April 10, 2026
LIFE! How do we celebrate life in such a troubled world? As we come to the end of the first week of the Easter season, we know that the celebration […]
Entries by Emily Vranesh
Daily Meditation for April 9, 2026
“The reappearance of the light is the same as the survival of the soul.” (Victor Hugo). April is a time of renewal, as the days lengthen and nature wakes up. […]
Daily Meditation for April 8, 2026
8:00 a.m. Twenty white Spee-Dee delivery trucks came across the open plain and turned onto the freeway. With resolute intention and speed, they moved forward, weaving between cars, SUVs, and […]
Easter Hope
A favorite Easter appearance story is that of Jesus on the seashore cooking breakfast for the apostles who have returned to their work as fishermen. His invitation, “Come, have breakfast” […]
Daily Meditation for April 7, 2026
This week, April 6 – 12, is Severe Weather Awareness Week. All are encouraged to be mindful of how to respond in the event of severe weather. Here in Minnesota, […]
Daily Meditation for April 6, 2026
Yesterday, we celebrated the great Feast of Easter, the culmination of the days of Holy Week. During the forty days of Lent, we prepared for this feast with acts of […]
Daily Meditation for April 3, 2026
After death comes the wordless silence of grief. No words come. Death has no words, it just is. With the death of Jesus, only the silence of Good Friday remains. […]
Daily Meditation for April 2, 2026
Once again we celebrate the great feast of Holy Thursday. Sharing a meal with family and/or friends is a unifying, satisfying and gracious way to show love and trust for […]
Daily Meditation for April 1, 2026
Is there anyone among our readers who recalls Eddy Arnold’s tear-jerking lyrics: “Have I told you lately that I love you? Could I tell you once again somehow?” Those two […]
Tears Remembered: A Holy Week Reflection
“Put my tears in your bottle”: remembering sorrow in the light of Holy Week. Many of us recognize Scripture that says, “God counts the hairs of your head” (Matt 10:30). […]
