God’s garden: Foraging as spiritual practice
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God’s garden: Foraging as spiritual practice

Foraging invites us into a relationship of gift to gift, abundance to abundance. In theological terms, foraging invites us to move from dominion to stewardship, and from stewardship to relationship and reciprocity. For in the end this world is God's garden, and it is a gift and a grace—and a delicious taste—just to be a part of it.

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We fall down, but we get up: Mental health, faith, hope, and resilience

We fall down, but we get up: Mental health, faith, hope, and resilience

Falling—experiencing failure, grief, loss, and despair—is a fact of life for us, as it was for Jesus' early followers. However, hope inculcates the ability to get back up, again and again. And where there is hope there is resilience. In this way faith, resilience, mental health, and the post-resurrection experience are inextricably connected.

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