It doesn’t seem right that Black History month is already ending. 28 days is not near long enough–so I’m going to suggest a practical way

We’re just on the other side of the centennial commemorations of the “Great War” that have been taking place over the last several years–culminating in

So the year begins. Resolutions aren’t really my thing as much as finding time to recommit to the things I know I should already be

With the end of the semester–deep in final papers and exams, set about by seemingly a thousand demands–I needed the simplicity of this prayer. Perhaps

You have probably seen the famous photo of a high school-aged Bill Clinton meeting President John F. Kennedy (I’ve included it, in case you haven’t).

Another chair story for you…don’t think Steve and I expected to have a theme. But the Spirit moves, so…. Yesterday, I lugged a chair from

Last night, my dear friend Jane Zwart was the host of Calvin’s Named Scholarship Dinner–a time when college donors gather with the students whose scholarships

Throughout his worshipping life, Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz always stood up, each week, during the prayer of mourning. Though it is considered more traditional to only

I spend a lot of my time thinking and teaching about the power of stories. The way, at their best, that they can move us