This week, we celebrate the launch of our mentoring program and how the Braid community is beginning to form, in ways similar to the early church after Jesus' resurrection. The music you hear in our podcast is "Braid," written and performed by John...

This week we reflect on how we hear Jesus' words about the importance of healthy vines bearing fruit in light of our ministry at Braid. The music you hear in our podcast is "Braid," written and performed by John Tirro. You can find his music in iTunes.

This week we ponder commandments and conditions: sometimes they're restraining, but they also provide structure for personal, professional, and divine relationships to flourish. The music you hear in our podcast is "Braid," written and performed by...

On this St. Valentine's Day, we offer a re-broadcast of our show from February last year, "Remember Your Belovedness," in which we honored the memory of one of our first friends in San Francisco and what she taught us about claiming God's love...

In his letter to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul gives us all permission and courage to step into the presence of God and be transformed.

We remember one of Rebecca's heroes in ministry and the challenges of following Saint Paul's prescription for unconditional love.

Especially in light of this week celebrating the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, we reflect on Paul's words to the Corinthians about the interconnectedness of all members of our community and the essential contribution of every part of the body.

In our first podcast of the new year, we reflect on the story of Jesus turning water into wine and the role we all have to play in God's work of transformation and healing.

As we hear the Christmas story this year, we reflect on the shepherds who respond to the angels' message and show up just to befriend and adore the most important child in the world, and we give thanks for all the shepherds who are part of Braid's...

We reflect on the labyrinth as a helpful metaphor for our work at Braid in helping each other find the center in a world that is full of twists and turns.