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For me, Christ lives at the intersection of God’s limitless love, poured out for all humanity and all creation, and the deep hunger of...

The challenge will be depicting the faces of the women, as well as keeping the white background unsoiled through the stitching process.

There is a thought present as I prepare for the day and roll right back into a new Station and completing some other projects too: what if the next 6 months are as intense as the last?

As we move through liturgical seasons—and life’s seasons—may these stoles be a sacred companion, drawing you again and again toward the wellspring of abundance that never runs dry.

These designs form the heart of my Summer Stole Series. They are for the ones walking long roads of ministry, spiritual leadership, or faithful living.

After 6 months of sustained creation, I have gotten to the halfway point in this profound pilgrimage.

The journey of faith is not a linear one. It winds through wilderness and wonder, grief and growth.

This station is much darker - in tone and in colour! - than the other Stations, but I'm excited to dive into it.

As the world leans into light, we’re invited to do the same.

Station #5 has brought me into the process of creating in a very physical, bodily way.

As I begin Station 6, I am reminded of the balance of feeling ready and pushing through regardless of if I do!

The work on Station 5 has been the most physically tolling process yet!

A wild goose chase?? Not quite ... but certainly an exciting energy to this Station!

I am about 10 days into bringing this Station to life in fabric, and it was one where I was hesitant how it would come together.

I have lived the Stations of the Cross for over 15 years, and yes, it lives strongly and deeply within me.