I have a routine for my weekdays.
I get up, brush teeth, and then walk doggies.
Then, when I get home, I turn the coffee on...
and clean the kitchen--
washing pet food bowls, loading the dishwasher if needed,
wiping down the counters,
and sweeping and mopping the floor. Mopping as in wet-jet swiffering.
I actually love this routine...
especially time in the kitchen...
I clean not in a rush, but at a slower pace...
and it creates for me a space for meditation and prayer.
I get some good prayin' God time in that space.
And then, I am ready for my day. Or not. But at least I have had some quiet slow time within it.
Liturgy w/communion for October 26, 2025 (Pentecost 20/Trinity 19/Proper
25/Ordinary 30 - C)
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Texts: Joel 2:23-32; Psalm 65; 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18; Luke 18:9-14
*Call to Worship*
This is the day the Lord has made:
*a day for praise and prayer;a d...
1 day ago
6 comments:
I love this!
It is so nice not to have to rush God time.
Having a Celtic kind of day of ordinary things prayerfully?
Hey, at a funeral yesterday the 'celebrant' changed the last line of the Celtic Blessing - took out holding you in the palm of God's hand. Changed it to 'peace' or something. I was not happy! A funeral without songs and prayers was rather lacking I felt.
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It sounds just right.
seems like a great way to start the day...
sounds utterly delightful
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