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Last week as we began a new year and a series of Sunday stories of women in ministry, I shared the story of Rev. Dr.
In a yoga class several years ago I complained to the instructor that a pose hurt. I expected that my honesty would merit her permission
I was late to the soccer…er, I mean, football game, but after multiple endorsements from coworkers and friends, and two other posts on this blog—
Editor’s Note: This is the second of three articles in anticipation of the RCA General Synod in mid-October. Throughout the summer I conducted a series
April 21. 4:37 a.m. The moon shines. Stars signal a clear sky. No clouds to provide a barrier to the cold. Tender apple blossoms, white
Man is born broken. He lives by mending. The grace of God is glue. – Eugene O’Neill I’ve grown more nervous to visit the pediatrician’s
Twenty years ago, in a senior seminar undergrad course, I was assigned to read Frederick Buechner’s essay “Dwarves in the Stable.” One-third of the short
Yesterday I found myself looking back through my camera roll at pictures from last February. I shook my head a bit at my oblivious self
Murray, our three-year-old golden retriever, is a glutton for attention and refuses to be left out of a book discussion group that has been meeting,
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