Strung Out On Prayer, Part Two

Prayer Beads. April, 2011. Working in a Holy Place When I wrote in March about stringing prayer beads, I mentioned the amateurish knots I’d tied, and that the project ran ahead of me, finishing itself in an hour–less time than I had hoped to devote to it. Gordon Atkinson, whose post over at The High Calling had inspired […]


Living by Threes

Three of my Favorite Men: Ryan, Cadence, Rich. March, 2011 Embracing  the Trinity About 350 B.C., Aristotle wrote, in his Poetics, “A whole is what has a beginning and middle and end.” When I stop and think about it, we frame all kinds of things in threes:  Past, present, future Small, medium, large (or […]


>Living by Threes

> Three of my Favorite Men: Ryan, Cadence, Rich. March, 2011 Embracing  the Trinity About 350 B.C., Aristotle wrote, in his Poetics, “A whole is what has a beginning and middle and end.” When I stop and think about it, we frame all kinds of things in threes:  Past, present, future Small, medium, large […]


Living by Threes

Three of my Favorite Men: Ryan, Cadence, Rich. March, 2011 Embracing  the Trinity About 350 B.C., Aristotle wrote, in his Poetics, “A whole is what has a beginning and middle and end.” When I stop and think about it, we frame all kinds of things in threes:  Past, present, future Small, medium, large (or […]


Living by Threes

Three of my Favorite Men: Ryan, Cadence, Rich. March, 2011 Embracing  the Trinity About 350 B.C., Aristotle wrote, in his Poetics, “A whole is what has a beginning and middle and end.” When I stop and think about it, we frame all kinds of things in threes:  Past, present, future Small, medium, large (or […]