We had just finished singing one of our favorites, “Eternal Weight of Glory.” The folks gathered knew the song well because it has entered the

After a long hiatus, guest columnist Pious Petunia returns with wise and timely guidance along the Lenten pilgrim path. Dear Miss Petunia: I’m the pastor

It’s time to “Make Reading Great Again” at the 2018 Festival of Faith and Writing. Every two years, the Calvin Center for Faith and Writing

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We could make an exception for people who sew, because in that context “bias” has a precise, technical meaning. When you cut woven fabric “on

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At first it was awful, the silence. I was angry, of course. I fumed around the house, slammed doors, felt sorry for myself. After a

Warning: some mild spoilers ahead. I hereby provide a public service by filing this scouting report for those of you wondering whether the new Star