The post reflects on Christmas traditions in southern France, particularly the Christmas Eve dinner featuring 13 desserts that symbolize Christ and His disciples. The author highlights the significance of the chocolate disk called “mendiant,” representing monastic orders and evokes reflections on spirituality, generosity, and the essence of the Christmas story about love and need.
Expectant Hearts and Dirty Windows
What would it look like if we, as the Bride of Christ from all over the world, became a people who were not afraid to place our noses right up to windowpanes in anticipation of the soon arrival of our Lord and King?
La Raison d’Être
Living an Intentional Life One’s most important reason for doing something or their purpose for acting La Raison d’Être. You might have already heard this French phrase before. Just add it to the growing French vocabulary list you might have, such as words for “Hello,” “Please,” and “Thank you,” and you will be ready to…
The Mysterious 5th Season
So when you arrive to France in August to begin your holiday vacation, and you see that all the windows are shut and that there is little movement of people on the streets, breathe. The entire country has not gone on holiday, no matter what you may have heard. Rest assured, you are not alone.
Uplifted and Open Hands
The Sacredness of International Church Ministry International Church Ministry. So many thoughts surround these 3 words. But if asked to communicate in a nutshell the essence of how one survives in the midst of the shifting sands called international church ministry, my response would be to keep your hands uplifted and open, allowing the love…
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