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The Tomb Continued — a poem

And then I remember the Resurrection story. I imagine the morning after when the disciples arose weary and puffy eyed from weeping with grief desolate, scared and confused.

The Tomb – A Poem

Why is it that the greatest act of Salvation, the most Glorious example of God's undying Love for us, occurred in secret, in the dark, damp, smelly cavern of the tomb?

Poet Cornelius Eady, who focuses on family, race, society, coming to Whitworth

Award-winning American writer Cornelius Eady is coming to Whitworth University to read from his poetry collection on April 16, at 7 p.m. in Weyerhaeuser Hall’s Robinson Teaching Theatre.

Poet and “Genocide” Survivor, Alicia Partnoy Speaking at Gonzaga

What is our responsibility in the face of another person's tragedy?

Rise each day with the new sun

Wherever we are on this world, whatever faith or cultural community we lay claim to, we each have the opportunity to "rise each day with the new sun" and do something magnificent, until we don't.

POEM: All Hallows Eve

We celebrate this transition by honoring those who have gone before us. We celebrate the Day of the Dead and how they have blessed our lives.

Poem: Womb of God

In the womb of God We live and move,

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