Pacific Book Review
Groundwork: Farm Parables and the Cultivation of Faith by author Rebecca Collison is a detailed and thoughtful work that uses Jesus’ agricultural parables as a framework for spiritual growth and transformation of believers into fruit-bearing disciples. Its central idea is that spiritual growth is analogous to
Of blue shoes and blossoms
Bold blossoms point to the healing of the soil of the soul. And the word of the Lord came to me, saying, “Jeremiah, what do you see?” And I said, “I see an almond branch.” Then the Lord said to me, “You have seen well, for I am watching
Celebrating Rebecca Collison: Award-Winning Author of Groundwork
Rebecca Collison’s Groundwork: Farm Parables and the Cultivation of Faith has received three prestigious awards, recognizing its profound impact on faith, social issues, and personal growth. Her work continues to inspire and guide readers on their spiritual journeys.
Pass the Salt
Salt is bad for me. At least, that is what I was taught as a young girl. God allowed French fries and potato chips to have salt because without them, well, they lost their identity. But otherwise, I thought adding salt to your food was
Rebecca Collison
Reverend Dr. Rebecca “Becky” Kelly Collison is an ordained elder with the Northeast Conference of the Global Methodist Church. In addition to two education degrees she held during her decade of teaching in public schools, her master of divinity and doctorate of ministry degrees were earned from Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC. A native of Laurel, DE, she and her husband Glenn currently own a residence on the corner of the family farm in Harrington, DE, where she is simply Mom and Grandma. Being down to earth and grounded in the land, God fuels her ministry to others, especially those in rural settings and those marginalized by society. Trilogy Publishing released her first book, “Preparing Fields in Seasons of Change, ” in summer 2020.
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