Quotidian Grace

Baby G is one very luckly little boy.  This week Averill needs a bit of babysitting during the day so she can run a couple of errands with ...

This is a portrait of Oliver, the beloved dog of one of Averill's Odi et Amo readers. She emailed Averill a couple of months ago askin...

The subtitle of A View From The Back Pew is "God, Religion & Our Personal Quest for Truth." This is a memoir of the VERY pers...

Our beloved RevGals leader, Martha Spong, is interviewed on God Complex Radio by RevGal Carol Howard Merritt here . It's an interestin...

Really I do.  Here's why. March is always a very busy time at El Jefe's law practice. Every year before spring break he sends out a...

Thanks to my friend zorra for alerting me to the latest Houston Religious Oddity: Pole Dancing for Jesus. Really. I am not making this up. ...

Quotidian Grace is 6 years old today! Looking back over those 6 years, it's clear that a lot has changed in the blogging world. Blogs ...

    We got this great photo of Baby G this weekend. It's hard to get one of a newborn with their eyes open! You can also see his mop of ...

So I'm taking a moment away from grandparenting to report that OPI, a company well known to those of us with a fondness for the mani-ped...

Our new little man is settling in pretty well at home and I'm loving my new role as Granny QG. Blogging will probably be sporadic the ne...

And here he is: Graham Kirk Conn, born March 4, 2011. Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz. Length: 20 1/2 inches. The pediatrician pronounced him per...

Houston plaintiff's attorney, Mark Lanier, has created a theological library in Northwest Houston that open to scholars who want to do ...

Today is the 175th anniversary of the day that Texas declared its independence from Mexico! Texas was an independent republic from 1836 to...

All indications are that Baby G will make his appearance in the next couple of days. Woo-hoo! We're all ready for him.

A reminder to all the friends and family of our dear friend now in hospice care--and to me-- as we engage in watchful, prayerful waiting: Fo...

This weekend our good friends and neighbors St. Betty and The Old Marine had to make the difficult decision to move their oldest daughter to...

The Accidental Anglican: The Surprising Appeal of the Liturgical Church by Todd D. Hunter has been on my "book reviews in progress...

At 512 pages, Bill Bryson's At Home is not really the "short history of private life" promised in the subtitle. After wrestli...