Butterflies, Fairies, and a Casino
Every once in a while it is necessary for me to get outside the Reformed bubble. Not to wander in some hedonistic romp on the
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Every once in a while it is necessary for me to get outside the Reformed bubble. Not to wander in some hedonistic romp on the
Hiking is great but not all hikes are the same. Hiking with the returning swans and eagles in Millennium Park near Grand Rapids, Michigan is
Jesus was a Jew until John made him a Baptist. I hope you are laughing because that claim is funny. It’s a little one liner
Giving advice is easy. There’s something that’s a half bubble off and I have just the right thing to bring balance. I can reach into
Nowadays, history and related topics like geography and political science are in resurgence. That’s a wonderful thing. History majors everywhere are celebrating. Seems like we’ve
Sometimes cemeteries present interesting stories simply by the accidental placement of the deceased. One of the best is this one in Oak Hill Cemetery, Battle
This is the First Roseland Christian Reformed Church of Chicago Illinois — a long time ago. First of all, I want you to know that
Recently Ann and I found ourselves sitting in a ghost town deep in the Smoky Mountains. Dusk was falling fast as our book club unfolded
It might have been here on The Twelve that somebody suggested it would be interesting to discover who owned my land before my land was
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