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To say the late I. John Hesselink was into books is akin to saying Mozart was into music. According to John’s widow Etta, there were
Jeff Munroe
April 22, 2019
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To say the late I. John Hesselink was into books is akin to saying Mozart was into music. According to John’s widow Etta, there were
My son took a trip the other day to the Keweenaw Peninsula, atop Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, atop Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. A peninsula on a peninsula
My family lived in Southern Ohio when I was between the ages of five and ten, and after trying the local Presbyterian Church for a
It’s late February, which means the citizens of Michigan have descended into a seasonally-induced depression. Parents are depressed because school has been cancelled every other
I heard Matt Bloom of the University of Notre Dame speak recently about research he is doing on well-being and thriving in ministry. Bloom has
Resolved is a curious word, etymologically related to solvent, and, of course, solution, as in resolution. The original meaning had to do with loosening, and that meaning is still easy to
As a result of Western Theological Seminary’s massive building project, I am one of many people now happily ensconced in a new office with new
I might be mistaken, but I believe I am the only member of The Twelve who regularly asks people for money. I’ve learned asking isn’t
A LIGHT SO LOVELY: THE SPIRITUAL LEGACY OF MADELEINE L’ENGLE SARAH ARTHUR ZONDERVAN, 2018 $13.38, PAPERBACK 224 PAGES If she were alive, Madeleine L’Engle would