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Vicki Garlock / March 12, 2014

Evolution for Sunday School Kids

I spent much of last week immersed in the theory of evolution. This would be unsurprising if I were a science teacher, but I work at a church. We are currently …

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Vicki Garlock / February 7, 2014

Spring Again?! This Time, It’s Shinto Style

For most Americans, spring officially begins around March 21st. Not so, according to several of the world’s sacred traditions. I recently wrote about Makar …

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Vicki Garlock / January 31, 2014

Brigid for Kids!

This weekend, we celebrate Brigid/Imbolc. It’s one of my favorite religious holidays because it is, by its very nature, interfaith, cross-cultural, and great …

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Vicki Garlock / December 6, 2013

Multifaith Mashup: Being Child-Like

It seems I talk about my kids constantly during the holidays. My husband and I used to talk about them, more or less constantly, when they were babies. And we …

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Vicki Garlock / December 3, 2013

Our Interfaith Advent

Last Sunday was the first Sunday of Advent for many Christian churches around the world. Since our curriculum is interfaith, our Advent season is, too. Our …

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Vicki Garlock / November 3, 2013

Why Our Sunday School Celebrates Diwali

Our Sunday School program finds a way to celebrate the holidays of most major religions. Sometimes, we celebrate them along with the rest of the world. …

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Vicki Garlock / October 30, 2013

(Un)Happy Halloween?

Halloween is clearly suffering from an identity crisis. Everyone, it seems, has the correct answer about the holiday’s origins and how it should be observed in …

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