Articles By: Emily Clark

Soup is good food November 6th, 2022 - When night falls earlier, days grow cooler, and we all begin to snuggle into our homes as winter approaches, my thoughts turn to what radiates… Read More ››

God of New Beginnings October 16th, 2022 - Gratitude and pride. Anticipation and worry. Excitement and hope. These were just some of the feelings I experienced in the days leading up to moving… Read More ››

Running to the beat of my heart September 1st, 2022 - Along with the rest and relaxation I hope to find each summer comes a goal that I set for myself. I need something to aim… Read More ››

May We Appreciate the Passage of Time January 5th, 2021 - The texts came chiming in from friends one after another as early as 3 pm on New Year’s Eve: “Happy 2021!” and “Soooo glad 2020… Read More ››

Morning Ride October 23rd, 2020 - In this time of working from home, distance learning, and “remoting in,” I consider myself fortunate for the opportunity to drive to work every morning.… Read More ››

With Gratitude June 15th, 2020 - “So, what have you been up to?” I asked my neighbor when we happened to meet at the mailbox one misty afternoon last week. The… Read More ››

“We Had God’s View”: Diocese Blessed in Flyover Mission April 29th, 2020 - TRUMBULL—Clear skies and light winds made Tuesday the perfect day for an inspiring mission of hope and healing—abroad a Cessna 172. Accompanied by the Blessed… Read More ››

Waiting Patiently March 24th, 2020 - Oftentimes, the spark of hope we need, the boost of positivity we crave is found at the most unexpected moments in the most random of… Read More ››

“It Was the Season of Light…” January 6th, 2020 - “It was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness” wrote Charles Dickens in his memorable opening to A Tale of Two Cities.… Read More ››

Come, Follow Me August 20th, 2019 - He was eighteen. He was just eighteen. He was outgoing and generous, an athlete, a scholar and a volunteer. He could have been my child,… Read More ››

Can I Twirl? June 4th, 2019 - When the thermometer inched past 60 degrees last week, everyone seemed to catch a bout of spring fever. Though the warmth was fleeting, it held… Read More ››