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I baptized my older daughter, Sarah, when she was three months old. She was not my first baptism, though she was among my first. I
Doug Brouwer
January 10, 2022
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I baptized my older daughter, Sarah, when she was three months old. She was not my first baptism, though she was among my first. I
The last time I had lunch with my mother had been fifteen months ago—in other words, before the pandemic. A few months after the pandemic
I heard one of the editors of this impressive volume say at a recent worship conference that Psalms for All Seasons was “not born out
Sarah DeYoung Brouwer was baptized on a beautiful spring day in Central Pennsylvania. At only three or maybe it was four months of age, she
I am delighted that this book came to be written; I worry that it will not be read as widely as it should be. As
MAY 2007 by Douglas J. Brouwer Early on the morning of August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina, the sixth-strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic, came
The first time I read Barbara Brown Taylor’s new memoir, Leaving Church, I was disturbed. The problem was not with the writing (she’s a gifted
One of my colleagues retired this spring. It was a sad day both for me and for the congregation we served together. I saw more
Last summer I moved from Wheaton, Illinois, to Ann Arbor, Michigan, from a city with no synagogues and a nearly invisible Jewish population to a
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