Lindsay Bonilla is a storyteller, actress, writer and teacher. As the founder and director of World of Difference Ltd, she tours schools, libraries and everywhere in between presenting interactive story performances. She is the author of three books (Lily and the City of Light, O Christmas Tree, and 'Twas the Year Christ Left Christmas) and loves sharing stories through both the written and spoken word. Visit her site, www.lindsaybonilla.com to learn more about her storytelling and story-writing projects.
This past Sunday, Al showed up at church. I hadn’t seen him for quite some time. The last time he’d been in church, he’d been part of a jail program, coming each Sunday with a tracking bracelet on his ankle. … Continue reading →
Oftentimes when we hear the word ‘ritual,’ it has a negative association in our minds. We think about going through the motions. Doing something by rote or without feeling. But rituals can be a good thing. They can teach us … Continue reading →
Worship the Lord with gladness. Come before him, singing with joy. (Psalm 100:2) The Bible is filled with verses commanding us to worship. Many churches today have worship bands, worship leaders, even worship pastors. You can buy worship CDs. Hang … Continue reading →
I have recently been reading the book Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes: Cultural Studies in the Gospels by Kenneth Bailey. I have found the book to be both interesting and insightful. As a storyteller specializing in the telling of multicultural … Continue reading →
Activity. Constant activity seems to pull at me. There will always be more to do. Clothes to wash. Emails to send. Rooms to clean. Meals to make. Organizing. Straightening up. And this doesn’t even begin to touch upon my creative … Continue reading →
Tomorrow I’ll be celebrating a very special person in my life — my mother. I imagine that many reading this will be doing the same, and perhaps being celebrated as well. And while I’m excited about this beautiful day that … Continue reading →