Coffee and Crowns: A Collaborative
Remembering Our Crowns and Restoring Others
“For with you is the fountain of life, in your light we see light.”- Psalm 36:9 As I write tonight, the sun is setting on the horizon, just barely minutes from being out of view. And there it is again- light. I am drawn to it and ask it to linger a bit longer with… Continue reading 2021 Word In Focus: Light
After they had heard the king, they went on their way, and the star they had seen when it rose went ahead of them until it stopped over the place where the child was. When they saw the star, they were overjoyed. Matthew 2: 9-10 When I was a little girl, I used to shimmy… Continue reading The Afterglow of Light- A Holiday Reflection
I find these days that the greatest peace I feel is putting words to paper. It means all the ping-ponging of my thoughts, feelings and frustrations have a focus. I am grateful for those moments when my pen touches the page and words fly onto it. Of course, there are days when I have nothing… Continue reading Notes from Quarantine- 4.19.20- Growing Pains
There’s no doubt that this year looks different in church on Easter Sunday. There’s also no doubt that the Resurrection is real. The Victory is Real. It’s real in our living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens- our offices, our backporch. Easter is confirmation that God is always doing a new thing- in our lives and our… Continue reading Notes from Quarantine 4.12.20- Easter Sunday
She will place on your head a graceful garland; she will bestow on you a beautiful crown.” — ProverBs 4:9 I'm just getting started here at the Collaborative. I love coffee and sharing my heart, as well as hearing yours. I also believe strongly in uplifting and encouraging other and now that includes you! The… Continue reading Welcome to the Collaborative! I’m so Happy that You’re Here!
Juliann Juliann Terrell, a believer , a sister, a daughter, an aunt to many littles (and not too littles) and friend- but mainly my two beautiful nieces Julia and Caroline (Tiny and Mini). My ancestors pretty much founded Georgia, but I've got some Alabama in me, as well as a short stint in SC- so… Continue reading About Me
Coming soon we will feature women and their stories. I can't wait to share them with you!
Sometimes this quarantine thing feels like jail. The monotony of it all. It’s like I got picked up and dropped in some alternate reality just watching, waiting, and doing the same thing over and over again- all within the walls of my house. It’s a strategic ordeal to escape now for supplies- masks, hand sanitizers,… Continue reading Notes from Quarantine- 4.8.20- Change of Scenery
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Just a couple of days ago, our governor closed schools for the rest of the school year. I was devastated. There is no closure from this year. I miss the students more than I ever believed I could, but now my fifth graders- they’re just faces on a screen before… Continue reading Notes from Quarantine 4.3.20- A Librarian’s Lament
“We do not have the answers. We never will, and we don’t need them. We want them, but our faith is not defined with the parameters of what we know. Faith is practiced in the places where we don’t know, where questions loom large, where life seems meaningless.” -Erin H. Moon, Broken Things Lenten Study
Coffee and Crowns: A Collaborative 