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SPIRIT FIRE REVIEW

Celebrating God's Goodness through Poetry, Creative Nonfiction, Visual Art, and Music

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New issue of Spirit Fire Review, May 2022
Art by Carl Scharwath: paintography titled "Waiting" Welcome to Spirit Fire Review's newest issue! So pleased to share new work: poetry,...


The Beautiful Tears: poetry by Robert Funderburk
abstract, blue and gold, image by Annalise Batista, on Pixabay, modified A New Life August, 1957, your fast ended When a boy of fifteen...


Jericho Roads: poems by Mark D. Stucky
between Jericho and Jerusalem, image by nour tayeh, on unsplash Jericho Roads At the end of the rock-strewn road, fell the walls...


The Holy Spirit Moves: poems by Janice Canerdy
open Bible, image by Agnieszka Monk, on Pixabay The Holy Spirit Moves The Holy Spirit moves within to help my mind discern which paths...


Heartwork: poems by Kathryn Sadakierski
ripples in a pond, image by stux, on Pixabay Music of the Spirit I never really feel as useful As I want to be, But I love that when I...


Their Own Confetti: poems by Juan Pablo Mobili
confetti, image by Golda Falk, on Pixabay Surrender I’m ready to give myself up, I come out with my hands high in the air and see what...


Waiting: art by Carl Scharwath
"Waiting," paintography by Carl Scharwath "Angel of the Portal," art by Carl Scharwath "Cloud Reflection," photo by Carl Scharwath...


The Power of Words: by Tuhin Ojha
rose, image by Bianca Van Dijk, on Pixabay The Power of Words There was an enormous gathering near the serene park following Valentine’s...


Important Singing: essay by Isabel Chenot
mother with child, art by Isabel Chenot Important Singing From Genesis to Revelation, one of the archetypes that broods over scripture is...


Haiku by EG Ted Davis
spring, abstract, image by ksushlapush, on Pixabay We before the Judge, our Attorney is present, there is no jury. ____________________...
The Cross: meditations
metal cross image by fayrowland, on Pixabay See-through cross sees through me or, I should say, the One who died there sees through me— my fears, pretentions, boasts. Sees, loves, forgives. And because He rose to life again, I see the world through that see-through cross— and can see, love, forgive. * stained glass cross, image by Gail Rubin, on Pixabay “He has sent


New Growth: poem by Carol Farnsworth
spring growth, photo by C. B. Harris New Growth From barren branches a shoot of green appears. Smaller than a speck but growing each day....


When the World Was Quiet: poem by Nolo Segundo
mountain landscape, image by Heidelbergerin, on Pixabay When the World Was Quiet When the world was quiet And life moved with grace, Time...


Canyon Flame: poems by Mark Weinrich
carnival glass, photo by Janine Pickett WATER OF LIFE High above Forsyth Creek the mountainside is dappled in apricot gold. Just below a...


Pray It Ahead: poems by Linda McCullough Moore
candle, image by Anemone123, on Pixabay Does Jesus Look for Me Even led blindfolded, I leave a trail of bread crumbs in my wake. A scent,...


October 22, 2021: narrative by Daun M. Wright
woman praising God, image by Barbara Jackson, on Pixabay October 22, 2021 I'm on a train heading to Toronto, why? Who is in Toronto? The...
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