Tag Archives: Michael Beadle

Faith and Poetry

Poetry arises where language meets mystery. With that beginning, my poet-friend Michael Beadle and I presented two evenings at our Methodist church on “Faith and Poetry.” In doing so, we were swimming in a rising river of interest in this … Continue reading

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Mine Ear

We have just passed through another week we Christians call “holy,” not because other time is not holy, but because we seek to use this time to listen more deeply to the suffering and healing presence of God in these … Continue reading

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Protected: TURNINGS: POEMS OF TRANSFORMATION

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On Poetry, Moravians, and Public Life

Last week I joined my friend Michael Beadle to present a few of our poems to a recently formed group concerned with the relation of art to faith. Called “ArtGroup,” it is being cultivated by Luke Allsbrook, a local painter. … Continue reading

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