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Articles by Dawn Berkelaar

Dawn Berkelaar lives in southern Ontario with her husband Edward and their four children. She is a scientist, editor, writer, teacher and home maker.

Putting On the Brakes: A Review of The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry

  • Dawn Berkelaar
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2 months ago

What if hurry, busyness, and resulting distraction are the biggest challenges facing our spiritual lives today? That is the question John Mark Comer addresses in his book The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.

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  • book review
  • Covid
  • rest

Fasting, Feasting, and Ferial Fare

  • Dawn Berkelaar
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3 months ago

Robert Farrar Capon, an avid cook and Episcopal priest, wrote a sort of theological cookbook called The Supper of the Lamb. In his book, he contrasts ‘ferial’ and ‘festal’ eating. Ferial cuisine is the kind of everyday food that makes the most out of less expensive ingredients.

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  • Bible
  • fasting
  • feasting

Grounded

  • Dawn Berkelaar
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8 months ago

For most of us, the novel coronavirus has meant lots of time at home over the past several months. It may mean an increase in anxiety. Work-from-home and school-from-home have resulted in more screen time than normal, as meetings and classes are conducted over Zoom or a similar platform. If you have read articles online about how to cope with these changes, most of them mention the importance of spending time outside.

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  • Coronavirus
  • habit
  • nature

A Tool for Translation: A Review of The Path Between Us

  • Dawn Berkelaar
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1 year ago

In her book, Suzanne Stabile shows how knowledge of the Enneagram can help us learn to better understand how others see.

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  • book review
  • relationships

Introducing the Planetary Health Diet

  • Dawn Berkelaar
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2 years ago

What responsibility do we have as Christians when it comes to what we eat?

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  • climate change
  • environmental stewardship
  • food

Finding Focus

  • Dawn Berkelaar
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2 years ago

Writing things down is the best way I have found to sort and clear my mind. Three very different kinds of writing help me in this: morning pages, brain dumps, and bullet journaling.

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  • devotions
  • reading
  • writing
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