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Libby Clarke hosts Creative Pilgrimage, a religion show with 17 episodes published.
A few years ago, I started doing what I call daily prayers. Almost every day, I write a prayer. I use a typewriter, I give myself up to two minutes to write and then maybe three minutes to edit, if even. I actually am ke
The last thing I wrote here was a poem about the Transfiguration. I have been living in the time after a transformative moment ever since. In February, I became a postulant in the Episcopal Diocese of Newark after two ye
In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places is one of the most radical statements of welcome in all of scripture. There is room for every single one of us, through Jesus, in God’s kingdom. It sounds too good to b
Years ago, my child asked me, How big is God?I pointed to the rainbows on her wall,thrown by a crystal in the window. I told her we cannot see all of light—only this narrow band,only when things are just so. I told herLi
An Anglican rosary is a loop of thirty-three beads, one for each of Christ's years of life. The four larger beads are called cruciform beads — they mark the compass points of the circle. Between each pair sits a "week" o
Quick Note: This essay is late, but I’m catching up and will be following up with February’s essay very soon, and then finally March’s essay. Thank you for hanging in there with me. This Epiphany, the lights are not gent
A Quick Note: This was meant to be the December essay, published in January. It is now mid-February. I have a few other essays coming out over the next week to catch up. Over the past year, I’ve been discovering that wha
In product development, a minimum viable product is the simplest version of something that still functions. I’ve been thinking about what a minimum viable practice of peace actually looks like right now — the smallest se
Here in the potato bed, the soil is colder than the air and damp as held breath. I dig, and the ground remembers: worm twisting, a weathered button, my daughter’s lost toy... the past rising in clumps of soil. Roots outl
This month’s work asked for a different kind of attention. For November, I carried three texts with me—Hebrews, Cole Arthur Riley’s This Here Flesh, and John O’Donohue’s Beauty: The Invisible Embrace. They became compani
You know those moments. The ones where you laugh so hard you cry. The ones where the air in the room shifts. The ones where you almost pull out your phone to film it. And thank God you don’t. This month, I learned that t
I’m still writing the October essay—the month ran right over me. I’ve been living the material in a tumult: teaching, printing, marching, burning out, and starting again. Early in the month I built a collapsible poster-m
When I was teaching full-time, over the years I had hundreds of students come for office hours just to off-gas about the mess they were wading through. After early missteps, I learned that as a low-power representative o
In this season of my Creative Pilgrimage, I have journeyed with three guiding voices: the ancient poetry of Isaiah, Annie Dillard’s sharp meditations in Pilgrim at Tinker’s Creek, and Mary Oliver’s prayerful verse in Dev
I published the written text of this sermon with a link to the actual video from my church’s Youtube channel. A friend said it was hard for her to hear, given her particular hearing issues. I have cleaned up the sound a
Hello, I'm Libby Clarke, and this is these are Prayers from an (Im)Perfect Soul. I'm in the process of discernment to become an Episcopal priest. Much of this process isn't in my control, but I'm working on the parts tha
Hi, I'm Libby Clarke. Welcome to Daily Prayers from an (Im)Perfect Soul. (Note: working title…) I'm in the process of discernment to become an Episcopal priest. I've been honing my ability to pray extemporaneously, inspi
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