Happy Enough to Move by Faith
by: Linda FurtadoPublished on: 2026/04/21A reflective meditation on Psalm 1:3 and Psalm 84:5–6 (CEB), exploring what it means to be replanted by streams of water. This post traces the slow courage of moving by faith, the ache of uprooting without proof, and the hope of becoming truly happy as God nurtures new growth.
All I Can See | A Poetic Reflection
by: Linda FurtadoPublished on: 2026/04/16All I Can See | A Poetic Reflection is a clergy-written poem responding to the shooting of Renee Good in Minnesota. Written January 14, 2026, it explores fear, racialized violence, memory, and the spiritual insistence on choosing love and community in the face of hate.
Still Recovering From Easter? Prepare With Peace
by: Linda FurtadoPublished on: 2026/04/11Still recovering from Easter ministry? A pastoral invitation to move from last-minute scrambling to peaceful, life-giving preparation—with steady support and shared wisdom.
A Century of Divine Design | A Poetic Reflection
by: Linda FurtadoPublished on: 2026/04/10A Century of Divine Design | A Poetic Reflection shares Rev. Linda Furtado’s morning-of writing for a historical marker unveiling at Scarritt Bennett Center. Grounded in Psalm 78:1–4 and Isaiah 43:19 (CEB), and echoing Matthew 11:28, this post weaves memory, justice, hospitality, and generational witness into a hopeful poem about God “doing a new thing” across a century of sacred leadership and community.
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