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Author Archives: Jill English Johnston
Power of Story
Not long ago I attended an event that shared the Last Supper, Crucifixion and Resurrection story as told through the eyes of Mary. While I enjoyed the different perspective, it felt so distant and I failed to connect with the … Continue reading
Posted in Abundant Living
Tagged Cross, Crucifixion, God, Jesus, Lent, Resurrection, Story
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Cross at Kerrville
As I read through the Lenten liturgy, I longed to do something a bit different but something also filled with tradition and imagery. I love prayer paths and prayer gardens and having heard about the Cross at Kerrville, I decide … Continue reading
Posted in Abundant Living
Tagged Abundant Living, Cross at Kerrville, devotional, Easter, gardens, God, Jesus, Lent, Prayer, scripture, sculptures, spiritual life, Texas Hill Country
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Lent – Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday. Today marks the 40-day Christian season of Lent. A time of introspection, confession, repentance, prayer, and fasting that prepares us for Holy Week and Resurrection Sunday. I was raised with off and on attendance in a small, country … Continue reading
Turn the Page
The first page of this year’s calendar has already fallen away. January behind us, February rushing in. March fast approaching. As I flip through my bullet journal planner (I LOVE my bullet journal), I wonder how quickly will the events … Continue reading
Posted in Artistic Living
Tagged 2023, amazon, author, Be Still, Books, calendar, January, jill english johnston, newsletter, Publish
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North to Alaska: Post Cruise Trip Day 14/Final Day
Fairbanks. Austin. Home. Our trip had come to an end. It was time to head home. Our flight left at noon so we didn’t have to rush. The challenge that face us was fitting all of our Alaskan treasures into … Continue reading
Posted in Adventurous Living
Tagged Alaska, Austin Airport, Canadian Rockies, Fairbanks, Mount Rainier, Whataburger
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