Contemplative Christianity
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Lead Me
A new contemplative poem from Kimberly Holman: Say what you want about me. God gets the last word. And my God is all loving, all…
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The Homing Beacon
In this short reflection, Kimberly Holman talks about a homing beacon right in the center of her soul.
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A New Name
Inspired by Roger Butts new book, Kimberly Holman shares a reflection on what exile feels like for her and claiming a new name.
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Hidden In Christ
Kimberly Holman shares a reflection about our deepest self and how it is hidden in Christ.
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Our Ecclesial Reality
Enjoy a short reflection from Kimberly Holman about how practice bonds us in an ecclesial reality.
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Accepting Our Powerlessness
Kimberly Holman shares a short reflection on accepting our powerlessness.
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My Oratio
Kimberly Holman shares a short reflection in the form of a conversational prayer about the vital necessity of contemplation.
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Just Call Me Martha
This is a challenging time for me. Challenging, but also full of promise and hope. In about two months, I’ll be moving back home. I’ve…
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Coming Face to Face with Ourselves on the Contemplative Journey
In a short teaching, Kimberly Holman describes the ins and outs of the spiritual journey as we come face to face with ourselves.
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Anima Christi
Kimberly Holman offers a poetic description of centering into contemplation while invoking Christ: Soul of Christ, animate me.
Kimberly Holman
Kimberly Holman is a certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher (MMT) with a B.A. in psychology from the University of Maine and an M.A in religious studies from Naropa University.
