All Posts By
We hadn’t been in the shelter for very long when a youth baseball team–decked out in their uniforms and eye black–found places around the tables
My husband greeted me with an unexpected statement: “I’m pretty sure I heard meowing in our attic at about midnight last night.”
The annoying part about growing rhubarb? Only a few weeks after the plant begins to grow in the spring, it expends a tremendous amount of
At the very end of the fence, he found a solitary milkweed plant. The plant was a pale yellow color and leggy because it had
Editor’s Note: We continue our occasional series on “How do we come to be the ones we are?” with this reflection from April Fiet. I
One of the challenging realities about pastoral ministry is that it deals with intangibles. Over thecourse of the fifteen years I’ve spent in co-ministry with
Friday morning, I logged into Twitter and discovered a controversy brewing among pastors. Can we go a whole day without a new one? Signs point
Many days in western Nebraska are beautiful, and the sun shines more often than it doesn’t. The sky is blue and expansive, and the landscape
I forgot to buy a box of Queen Anne’s cordial cherries this year. I didn’t realize it until the week before Christmas, and by then
