Renée Antrosio

in the darkness

Renée Antrosio – December 7, 2021 Comment

I deeply appreciate Lee Ann Kelly as she prayerfully and thoughtfully follows Jesus in word and deed to serve our community. May her reflections touch you as well.-Renée Walt and

the call

Renée Antrosio – November 30, 2021 Comment

I am (re)discovering solitary travel. Thirteen hours driving alone. Random hotels, airports, and country roads. My laptop provides a longer tether to a now-empty nest. Reading Rooted for our Advent theme of

dreams in the dark

Renée Antrosio – November 23, 2021 Comment

The hours of daylight are fewer now, with sunset scheduled for 4:30. Time to lean in for the season, the darkness in which life germinates. Can we embrace the night?

Reparations Honorariums

Renée Antrosio – November 16, 2021 1 Comment

Sometimes we get bogged down in the talking, so we never seem to get to the walking. Convinced of the need for Reparations, though not sure what that would look like,

pursued

Renée Antrosio – November 2, 2021 4 Comments

Each leaf seems in sharper focus today, as if my vision prescription was adjusted overnight. The dew sparkles on long blades of grass. I took a long walk to better admire

doing my exercises

Renée Antrosio – October 26, 2021 2 Comments

Living in the moment, planning for the future, hoping for… what we don’t see. Which comes most naturally to you? Which requires exercise, coaching? Which gives you joy? I wonder whether

learning to pivot

Renée Antrosio – October 19, 2021 2 Comments

Basketball was my only sport. Year-round. Not because of traveling teams, expensive clubs, or a favorite NBA player. Basketball was the life of our community. At least from my perspective.

the heavens declare

Renée Antrosio – October 12, 2021 1 Comment

Everywhere I turn, I hear the same message. (re) Connect with creation. I thought I was just leaning into the theme of our Community Garden worship service. Sunday was gorgeous in

praying the prophets

Renée Antrosio – September 28, 2021 2 Comments

I believe in bananas, but haven’t eaten a raw bite in over forty years. Delicious in muffins and bread, the texture and fresh smell repulse me. I support public transportation. For

ordinary days

Renée Antrosio – September 21, 2021 Comment

It’s Tuesday. Kids in their desks, adults at their jobs. We got through yesterday’s full moon. Instead of lying low when everyone else went to work Monday morning, I drove

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