“(from a prayer for inclusiveness): O god whose face changes as we move and learn and change, whose image becomes less like ours and more like that of the stranger we treat as a friend; the god whom we create… — Bronwyn Angela White Copy Share
“(from a prayer for inclusiveness): O god whose face changes as we move and learn and change, whose image becomes less like ours and more like that of the stranger we treat as a friend; the god whom we create from the sum of all we know that is wonderful, generous, true and wise: May we see ourselves in the… — Bronwyn Angela White Copy Share
“Some ex-lovers you see from time to time, and it’s great to run into them; and some you’d like to run into, but they… — Bronwyn Angela White Copy Share Image
“On Christmas morning when the beach is calling and the family’s gathering and the presents are a mystery (or definitely feels book-shaped anyway), and… — Bronwyn Angela White Copy Share Image
“A life in words”- I can’t find the origin of this phrase, but for much of my life I’ve felt this was my life:… — Bronwyn Angela White Copy Share Image
