Wild Christianity

About Wild Christianity

With two millennia of wisdom and traditions, Christianity offers a wealth of practices that—liberated from dusty theology and church hierarchies—can help you in the here and now.

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Creating an At-Home Altar to Bring Spiritual Peace and Joy

No matter your spiritual outlook, creating a place that is set apart will help you in countless ways. Create a holy altar at-home to bring...

Celebrate Advent: A Time to Wait, Improvise, and Survive

by Jared Wyma-Bradley

While Christmas embodies birth, new life, and hope realized, Advent is about pregnancy,...

Relationships

Reviving the Love Feast

by Jared Wyma-Bradley

Anyone can host and anyone can bless in this ancient practice. Find the divine—and community—in a...

Spiritual Practices

Divine Depiction: The Use of Icons for Prayer and Transformation

by Jared Wyma-Bradley

More than religious art, iconography is an entry point into divine presence.

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Spiritual Practices

Examen Practice: Following the Thread

by Kate Madden Yee

An examen practice can assist in finding and interpreting the thread of spirituality that is...

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Spiritual Practices

From Sickness to Sabbath: Embracing Rest

by Grace Ji-Sun Kim

Sabbath is a time to set aside work and embrace rest and recovery. “In the busyness of our lives,...

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Spiritual Practices

Devotionals: Connecting With Unexpected Ancestors

by Sandhya Jha

Devotionals serve as a grounding presence during unprecedented times. “The practice of a daily...

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The Labyrinth: A Journey Back Home

by Anna Nussbaum Keating

“We need to go on a journey sometimes—whether it’s walking a candlelight labyrinth in a Gothic cathedral or running the trail behind our apartment. The goal is to come home new.”