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On a Damascus Road of sorts, seeing beyond the proof text, I’m able to say to myself and anyone who’ll listen, “Yes, really!” Come cancer,
In an early scene of the film American Fiction, Monk (Jeffrey Wright) is noticeably upset. He moves a stack of his books—he’s a Black scholar
Squirrels are busy building nests and planning for offspring, and you can tell they’re in a hurry by the number of munched branch remnants which
One of the small delights of Larry’s life is getting a haircut. At his age he still has enough to cut. It’s thinning, but visible
Now that Christmas is in sight and the Advent calendar is near the kitchen table, there are several families in particular who aren’t dreaming of
As a bored junior high age resident of the south side of Chicago, I was intrigued by news that Mr. Slager was looking for workers.
He was a beloved professor at a mid-sized seminary in a mid-sized city. His specialty was systematic theology, and his gift was making dry doctrines
Spring was doing its annual tease, with signs of hopeful daffodils peeking through unforgiving snow. April still looked like the worst of March, and not
There was a time when going to the airport was fun, a cause for celebration and a source of good memories. Long before shoe bombs
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