Articles

The following is an excerpt from an unpublished essay The Mark of Zero A Moonstruck – Inspired Analysis of Our Current Political Climate...

(Excerpt from an unpublished essay) “Cherish the land that no one owns”  As the spaces available for solitude vanish in the age of social media, a prince “tells his truth”  By Rhonda Joy Rubinson . . . once you go into inner being you will find that everything you encompass, in any direction you choose, is your own  –  Louise Nevelson, sculptor The most moving greeting card I ever received came to me in 2007 as a thank-you note. It has sat on the upper shelf of my desk ever s

Published in the Episcopal New Yorker (Summer 2012), with illustration, page10 How I Became an Episcopalian – by the Rev. Rhonda J....

Partial Draft of an Unpublished Article, August 30, 2017 About Time by the Rev. Rhonda J. Rubinson Note: The following material consists...

Published in the Episcopal New Yorker (Summer 2013) with illustration, page 13 How Saul Became Paul:  The Power of the Prayer of...

Published in the Episcopal New Yorker (Winter 2013) with illustration, page 5 Mother Mary as Mom:  Hints in the Gospels on How Mary...

Published in the Episcopal New Yorker (Fall 2014) with illustration, page 33 A Meditation on Simon Wiesenthal’s “The Sunflower” by the...

Published in the Episcopal New Yorker (Winter 2015) with illustration, page 4 The Blessed Virgin Mary, Anglicanism, and Us By the Rev....

Published in the Episcopal New Yorker (Spring 2016) page 24 “Noodged” by Grace By the Rev. Rhonda Joy Rubinson Priest-in-charge , Church...

The Blessing of the Broken Ankle (unpublished) We know that all things work together for good for those who love God, who are called...

Partial Draft of an Unpublished Article, August 30, 2017 About Time by the Rev. Rhonda J. Rubinson Note: The following material consists...

Article published in the Summer 2018 issue of the Episcopal New Yorker. Letter from a Pilgrim  by the Rev. Rhonda J. Rubinson  ...