Tag: Sondra Willobee
The most beautiful sight was roadside
After a summer of camping across Michigan, retired pastor Sondra Willobee discovers the most beautiful sight of all on the side of a busy freeway.
How can I keep from singing?
Retired pastor Sondra Willobee reflects on her road to recovery and the places she’s experienced healing following a concussion 15 months ago.
80 summers, 21 Fridays
Retired pastor Sondra Willobee reminds us to receive every moment as a gift. The choice is ours. We can open our eyes and trust God rather than live in fear… Continue Reading 80 summers, 21 Fridays
When I gaze into the night sky
The God who flung the bright colors of aurora borealis across the sky watches over us while we sleep, says retired pastor Sondra Willobee, and comes to us in our… Continue Reading When I gaze into the night sky
Eat the fruit that makes for peace
Rev. Sondra Willobee discusses how the image of the tree of life in the book of Revelation gives insight into helping us navigate difficult situations in a heated election season.
‘No one makes fritters like her’
Retired pastor Sondra Willobee writes an ode of gratitude for the simple ways the daily tasks of our livelihood bless and strengthen others.
Oh, how they shine
Reminded of the death of a dear friend, Sondra Willobee reflects on what her friend taught her about meeting grief with grace and courage while waiting for peace to come.
Remembering our mothers
Retired pastor Sondra Willobee thinks back upon the women who have nurtured and mentored her, including her mother, a polio survivor, who taught her much about faith and life.
Our journey climbing the spiral staircase
Retired pastor Sondra Willobee has written a Lenten meditation for spiritual refugees, anyone needing guidance on their journey seeking a new spiritual home.
‘Where are you from?’
Sondra Willobee believes our answer to “Where are you from?” deepens over time as we consider the family ties and the lands that have shaped us.