Is It Just Me? Emerging After Covid… – A Poem by Julie Clark
In this poem, Julie Clark explores the emotional process and struggles of emerging from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Waving the Jesus Flag – A Poem by Julie Clark
For those who “wave the Jesus flag” what does it mean to walk in the shoes of the one who epitomized self-sacrificial love?
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Receive a True Gift – A Poem by Julie Clark
What is the true gift of listening to another whose life is different from your own and sharing in their journey?
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Change – A Poem by Julie Clark
Change can be painful, but it is also transformative. What does the hard work of change do in our lives when we open our hearts to it?
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Election Day 2020: Musings for Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health
Election Day 2020: Musings for Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health In this time of uncertainty, anxiety and stress, I would suggest spending some time…
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Breathe Deep – A Poem by Julie Clark
Breathe deep When we can Because we can. Remember where our breath comes from Give thanks. Remember those Who cannot breathe. Remember those Whose…
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Even in a Pandemic – A Poem by Julie Clark
Even in a pandemic You can be kind You can listen You can learn You can watch as the sun sets Changing the…
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A Poem and a Lament of White Privilege
I have decided to take the risk of offending you To gently ask that you join me too To wake up and make…
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Gone Too Soon: The Passing of a Dear Friend
This last fall, I lost my dear friend and neighbor Marianne to heart disease. Marianne was 80 years old. Many would say she had…
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Heartbreak in Northwest China, a Place I Called Home
The land I called home for many years is facing a dire situation. My husband and I taught English in Northwest China beginning in…
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Ramadan: The Perfect Time to Meet Your Muslim Neighbors
We are in the midst of Ramadan, the month of fasting for Muslims. It is the 9th month in the Muslim Lunar calendar. This…
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In Honor of Black History Month – A Poem and a Lament of White Privilege
I have decided to take the risk of offending you To gently ask that you join me too To wake up and make a…
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