Missionary Blogs

Welcome to brief (under 11 minutes) Morning Prayer. Today’s gospel reading is Luke 12:13-21. For our reflection today, we hear “The Rich Fool: A Parable of a Man and His Treasures,” a retelling of ... read more

Welcome to brief (under 12 minutes) Morning Prayer! Today the Church celebrates Luke the evangelist, so our conversational reflection today is based on Luke 1:1-4, the introduction to the Gospel of Luke. (Click ... read more

Welcome to brief (15 minutes) Morning Prayer, with a conversational reflection on Luke 11:14-26, Jesus and Beelzebul. (Click on Morning Prayer above to go to a link where you can listen to the ... read more

How to explore global mission during the coronavirus pandemic is the focus of Mission Thursdays with GEMN, a series of online gatherings convened by the Global Episcopal Mission Network (GEMN) in September for conversation with ... read more

My father passed on a couple of lessons that “stuck”. A person has to keep her/his promises, he insisted. So, I said at some point in these postings that I would update you about the ... read more

How to explore global mission during the coronavirus pandemic is the focus of Mission Thursdays with GEMN, a series of four online gatherings in September for conversations with Episcopal mission activists convened by the Global ... read more

On Wednesday April 1st, I woke up to the news that Muttrah had been identified as the epicenter of COVID-19 in Oman and would accordingly be isolated from the rest of the country until further ... read more

Questing: The Way of Love in Global Mission has been published by the Global Episcopal Mission Network (GEMN) on Amazon for ... read more

Hello all! I hope you are well. I have now been officially home for 2 weeks, and since I am exhibiting no symptoms, I am out of quarantine! Quarantine at home meant I mostly stayed ... read more

Well, as I promised in my last blog post, I have come home from South Africa. If this is news to you, you can read all about why and how I came to that decision ... read more

Hello all! I’m afraid the title says it all. I’ve decided that given the state of the world that it makes the most sense for me to come home. I’m so glad the decision to ... read more

Time for another virtual update on education life in the Dominican Republic. A quick one but a newsy and important one, nevertheless. The Diocesan Department of Episcopal Education continues to wrestle with challenges posed by ... read more

Fifty days ago, I woke up to the news that my neighborhood Muttrah had been identified as the epicenter of COVID-19 in Oman and thus would be isolated from the rest of the country until ... read more

I have been back in Oklahoma for about a month now. I have been really enjoying my time at home, but I think ... read more

Richard on the Cardo in ancient Sepphoris, up in the Galilee near Nazareth (2014) Richard Hall was a loving and ... read more