The Art & Liturgy of Creation

A reflection on dragonflies, neurobiology, attention and the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

A story of an astronomer and a big scientific claim highlights the ways that science leads to knowledge about the world, and not always in straightforward ways.

We break down what exactly mental illness and mental health are, what is happening in the brain, and how the church can respond in ways that help us all to be healthier individuals and begin to build a more understanding, empathetic and healthy community.

Alongside Katey Walter Anthony's exciting story of her scientific journey is a story about how she has come to understand God’s place in it all.

Charles Foster tells the story of a journey from a curious, wandering child and the constant pull toward conformity and indifference to the wonders of the world around us. In his attempt to understand what it's like to be other than himself, he better understands the creator of all things.

We talk with an ethno-ornithologist about the importance of knowing the names of the living creatures around us as we walk through an ancient hay meadow

A discussion about the ways we can encourage questions and creativity so that children can grow up with the tools to explore hard concepts in science and faith.

We take a walk with historian Stan Rosenberg and talk about the often blurry lines between the sacred and the secular.