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BECCA EHRLICH is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), and holds a doctorate in Christian Spirituality. A Christian minimalist in a consumer society, she got rid of 60 percent of her personal possessions in six months, took part in a year-long shopping fast, and moved into a smaller home. Ehrlich regularly blogs about Christian Minimalism at www.christianminimalism.com. She lives in Philadelphia with her husband, Will. ...more

A Letter About Summer

Dear Christian Minimalism readers,

For over eight years, Christian Minimalism has been a space to read about simple living, and connecting that simplicity to the Christian faith and spiritual life.

For the first time ever, the Christian Minimalism blog will be taking a break this summer. There will be no posts in July and August. Rest assured, though, we will be back in September!

It has been a joy

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“Forgiveness is about not holding the hurt people caused us inside of us. Forgiveness does not mean that we let toxic people continue to hurt us just because we have forgiven them.”
Becca Ehrlich, Christian Minimalism: Simple Steps for Abundant Living

“Forgiveness doesn’t mean that we let people back in our lives who are toxic or abusive. We have to cut those toxic people out of our lives.”
Becca Ehrlich, Christian Minimalism: Simple Steps for Abundant Living

“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also” is the core of Christian minimalism: trusting God to provide, and working toward focusing our heart on the treasure that matters—God, family, friends, vocation, self-care, and care for others.”
Becca Ehrlich, Christian Minimalism: Simple Steps for Abundant Living

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