Image and Inspiration December 17, 2018 Issue

'Brood o’er us with Thy shelt’ring wing ...'

Photograph by Christian Hagenlocher—Buena Vista, Colorado, US

​Inca Doves staying warm ​​​amidst a sudden snowstorm in the Huachuca mountains (southeastern Arizona)​

​Inca Doves staying warm ​​​amidst a sudden snowstorm in the Huachuca mountains (southeastern Arizona)​

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Christian Hagenlocher

Brood o’er us with Thy shelt’ring wing, 
   ‘Neath which our spirits blend 
Like brother birds, that soar and sing, 
   And on the same branch bend. 
The arrow that doth wound the dove 
Darts not from those who watch and love.

—Mary Baker Eddy, Poems, p. 6

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