Justice is a broad concept, and it needs to take a wide view. But to be real, it also has to draw the individual into focus. I was reminded of this at a conference on the religions of India which examined ideas and practices of ...
The Owen Sound & North Grey Union Public Library, in partnership with Grey Bruce Friends and Neighbours Club, presents "Self-Esteem for Teens", an informative evening program promoting the idea of self-acceptance in
The Extraordinary Tree Project is pleased to announce that tickets are now on sale for the Extraordinary Tree Speaker Series and Exposition, which is scheduled to begin at Grey Roots Museum on September 21. The series focuses on trees and forest
By Cathy Hird
When wandering around the internet, I often run across ads for treatments that will get rid of wrinkles. Because the browsing tools we use know basic details about us and ads are chosen according to that data, those internet tools have decided that I must be worried about wrinkles on my face. I'm in my later 50's after all, so my age must be ...
By Cathy Hird
One of the most quoted metaphors Jesus used is based on the mustard seed. In one, he stated that the presence and dream of God was like a mustard seed, a tiny seed that grows into a plant that can shelter the nests of birds.
Black mustard can grow to the height of three meters, and it is an annual plant so it achieves this in one season. It is a plant with energy. It is also tenacious. We have a ten acre field which with a lot of wild mustard seed waiting in the ground. Each time it is cultivated, thousands of mustard plants sprout, enough to outdo whatever we intend to grow. Given half a chance, it takes over.
So the metaphor suggests that
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