Our Blog
Welcome to our blog—a space for exploring the theological and practical intersections of faith and wellness. As we walk this path together, we share reflections, resources, and encouragement to support theological students, clergy, and faith communities in bearing fruit in every season. In all we offer, we aim to nurture the mind, body, and spirit as the rich soil for a life of service.
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Journey Provisions: Whole Food, Plant-Based Fall Recipes
As autumn arrives, our kitchens naturally shift toward heartier, comforting meals to nourish body and soul. Transforming seasonal classics into whole food, plant-based meals doesn’t mean sacrificing the rich textures, savory depth, or satisfying crunch we love. By using simple,…
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Trail Notes: Wrapped in Comfort & Touching Stories
Several weeks ago, Travis and I had the opportunity to lead worship at HSHC’s new home, First Presbyterian Church in Wooster, Ohio. After the service, as we were greeting people, one of the congregants gave us a super soft, creamy…
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Trail Notes: The Interconnected Palate
Have you ever noticed how food can taste completely different from day to day and situation to situation? I know for me, when I’m stressed, I want to add a lot of “heat” – hot sauce, cayenne, pepper flakes, you…
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Journey Provisions for June
This month, Journey’s Provisions is dedicated to “eating the rainbow,” which we intentionally chose to help kick-off Week 1 of our Taste of Summer Challenge: The Rainbow Palette! Whether you need a dinner or quick lunch (with “kid-friendly” options) idea…
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Anatomy of a Call: Hearing, Balance, and Movement
Stopping to Listen – I don’t know about you, but it is easy for me to think of hearing as a passive act. However, deep listening often requires us to be intentionally still, which is definitely not easy for me!…
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April 2026 Recipes
Journey Provisions: Expanding Your Culinary Ears When one thinks of plant-based eating, the mind often jumps straight to the classic black bean burger. While we love a good bean patty, it’s easy to get stuck in this “burger rut.” This…
