A sermon given at Highland Trail Senior Community on March 19, 2023 Last June, my family and I took a vacation to the beautiful Gulf Coast in… Read more “The Practice of Forgiveness”
Author: Coloradowriter84
A freelance writer who loves all things spiritual, my family, my community and a great cup of coffee. For more about my history, visit: https://thebaptistnun.com/.
A few of my publishing credentials include Woman's World, Creation Illustrated, The Denver Post, Westminster Window, and The Quiet Hour. Check out my other writings at kathleendunlap.com.
Jesus: To Like or Not Like
When I realized I didn’t like Jesus, it was because my view of him had been clouded by my construct of Him.
I found a photo last week of me and my friend Amy. We are standing at the peak of Mount Huron in Colorado, grinning ear to ear,… Read more
Want to see more?
I’ve moved some of my work to this website – hope you can visit! https://vocal.media/authors/kathleen-e-dunlap See you there!
Sermon: God Our Refuge
I was privileged to be the guest speaker at a service at Highland Trail Retirement Community in Broomfield, Colorado a few weeks ago. I wanted to share… Read more “Sermon: God Our Refuge”
Recent Work
I wanted to share some of my recent writings, which have not been posted here. For some devotional reading, go here: https://presbycan.ca/author/kathleen-dunlap For some fun readings on… Read more “Recent Work”
Jolly Ranchers and Grief.
I can’t eat Jolly Ranchers anymore. It’s not because the hard candies are not delicious. It’s because I have a very specific memory of the last time… Read more “Jolly Ranchers and Grief.”
Washing Windows, Again
French doors grace the living room of my home. They open onto my back deck, where I like to sit in the morning, surrounded by panting dogs… Read more “Washing Windows, Again”
2020.
I’ve said it. I’ve read it. More than once. You have too. “2020 sucks!” I have a friend who I call my “complaining friend”. She’s allowed to… Read more “2020.”
Frappuccinos & Peter the Apostle
The day was bright and sunny and clear-skied. The temperature was a balmy 68 or 70 degrees, my brain can’t recall exactly. What I do remember on… Read more “Frappuccinos & Peter the Apostle”
Coffee & Conversation 