November 18, 2012 Pentecost 25, Proper 28 (Year B) On Monday I got back from a conference sponsored by the Episcopal Church Pension Fund. It’s a conference that clergy get invited to after they’ve been in their ministry for a while to give us a chance to be apart from everything and evaluate how things are going in four areas of our lives: vocation, spirituality, health, and finances. They are called “Credo” conferences, which in Latin literally means “I give my heart.” And my Credo conference truly lived up to its name. I got the rare and wonderful opportunity to think deeply about how I live and what I give my heart to. As well as how I’d like to live and what I’d like to give my heart to. It was an 8 day conference and it was incredibly full with plenary sessions on each of the subject matters, interactive workshops, small group sessions, worship, spiritual direction, meals...