Chicks come inherently prepared for the miraculous effort of breaking free of the confines of their shells, much like Jesus’ break-out from his tomb.
A TV reporter interviews the children to get a fuller understanding of what it is to play.
The Chinese Year of the Snake offers an opportunity to explore the snake’s process of shedding its old skin as a metaphor for growth and change.
We know the familiar scene of the stable where Jesus was born, but this imagining welcomes a new character, adding loving wisdom to the tale.
Singing the song, “Bingo” provides the experience of how sound’s presence and absence – together – evokes feeling.
The sharing of a personal family story models the valuable role of stories in forming our identities.
Children help us to see how learning is like kindling a fire, and both require space.
The experience of rock climbing teaches that those who have a different perspective can help us muster the courage to take risks.
Sorting through the clothes in our closets is analogous to reviewing and updating our beliefs as we grow and change.
A conversation with an animated pencil about the meaning of home as a place, and especially as a feeling.
A story about how easy it is to accept someone else’s truth as our own, and the value in discovering beliefs that are truly ours.
A profound sense of the divine, found in holding the gaze of a dog, inspires ritual and art.