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Myrrh-Bearing for My Little Lost One

February 26, 2021 Summer Kinard 5 Comments

I call upon the Equals to the Apostles to bear myrrh with me For the innocent ones lost, for my…

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My cameraman today. ❤️ #childrenofjoy #sensoryfriendlysundayschool #sthildasclass #accessiblechurchschool #autisticjoy

My son and I finished setting up the classroom this afternoon! We made videos that I’ll post next week along with the webinar and virtual workshop. I’m so glad to have everything ready in time for Holy Pentecost! #sthildasclass #accessiblechurchschool #theologyofdisability #orthodoxchristian

Highlights of today included fresh cherries for teatime, JJ slaying a dragon in the stairwell, and the cousins having a happy visit. We haven’t gotten to spend a whole day with them since the beginning of the pandemic. #autisticjoy #childrenofjoy #cousins #tea

My daughter helped me put together the scriptorium kits for the St. Hilda accessible church school classroom! We’re going to spend several weeks with each of six common nontoxic mineral pigments that are part of the visual language of our faith. (Don’t worry! The curriculum is under development, and we’ll share resources as soon as they’re ready so everyone can learn this way!) #accessiblechurchschool #sthildasclass #childrenofjoy

Y’all, my office might be turned upside down as we rearrange our shelving, but I sure love getting to connect the people online, even when my background is disheveled. Today I had the opportunity to talk with five other Orthodox women content creators about platform building and the special callings of women and other laypersons in the Church. It’s early days yet, but I’m hoping we get to share some of the lovely focus that’s bubbling up in that group of Scribes. What makes you happiest about meeting with other people online?

Registration for this interactive virtual workshop is open to everyone! Join me next Wednesday, June 23rd, join me for a virtual workshop as part of the Antiochian East Virtual PLC, as I teach on the theme, "Exalting the Valley of Accessibility." Register now:

The children turned the shelf into a stuffy hotel. #childrenofjoy #autisticjoy

Swipe for the end results of our little renovation! We’ve always hated the useless triangular built in that made part of the living room wasted space. We think the previous owners built it as a video game area. It had oddly proportioned shelves and wasn’t conducive to our patterns. Part of getting ready for my mom to move in with us this autumn is getting some larger projects done to make way for rearranging the downstairs shelves. So my husband and eldest son took out the useless shelves. We added soundproofing pads the wall and floor, something we’ve needed in our loud downstairs for a while. Now we have a useful shelf and quieter spot that makes the room more hospitable, too.

We have a volunteer lantana in the yard!

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