Calling & Clarity

The Rev. Becca Kello is an Episcopal priest living and serving in Lexington, Kentucky. She often finds God’s presence in nature while hiking or out playing with her dogs, Coakley and Oliver. She is passionate about the intersections of faith and justice, and all sorts of discernment that leads to a clarity of calling.

  • danielholter: scottfriday: theyoungandwreckless: One night President Obama and his wife Michelle decided to do something out of routine and go for a casual dinner at a restaurant that wasn’t too luxurious. When they were seated, the owner of the restaurant… Continue reading

  • The Adjustment Bureau…

    danielholter: … kinda Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind meets Dark City, maybe. I liked it. Continue reading

  • The greatness of now.

    One of my favorite quotes is by Josef Pieper, a German Catholic philosopher: “One who is happy steps away from the parceling up of time and into a reposeful Now, in which everything is simultaneous.” I love everything about this… Continue reading

  • I believe in a very deep way that our past is what brings us to our future. When I pray for someone, I thank God for every day of their life, for every moment, for every heartbreak and each moment… Continue reading

  • Slight pride.

    I’m not sure why today is the day that I feel prideful. Or why I have an intense desire to share; generally I’m a fairly private person. But as of today, I have lost 72 pounds since I started being… Continue reading

  • A faith that doesn’t speak out against the sick assumptions of its culture is really no faith at all—it’s just religion. Chasing Francis, pg. 169 Continue reading

  • adventuresonearth: Watch these elk lick my car. That’ll entertain you for a minute or two. (Source: http://adventuresonearth.tumblr.com/) Continue reading

  • Spiderweb Theology

    I recently wrote about the comparison between a building and a spiderweb analogy for faith. After a mind opening breakfast conversation with my go-to minister with whom I talk about faith, doubt, and post-modernism, I have a more apt picture of what… Continue reading

  • The object of all great art is beauty, and it makes us nostalgic for God. Chasing Francis, Ian Morgan Cron, pg. 106 Continue reading

  • The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that all is as it should… Continue reading