Navigating Eastertide
I’m always glad to remember that Easter is a season, not just one holy day. After all, restoration is not a moment–it is an arduous, painful process.
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I’m always glad to remember that Easter is a season, not just one holy day. After all, restoration is not a moment–it is an arduous, painful process.
Like many churches, mine is hosting services throughout this Holy Week. On Monday, I was asked to start off the proceedings with a short meditation. Perhaps
with Jane Zwart It’s been cold here in west Michigan and snowy. Spring seems a long way off. And Lent seems darker than ever: a
When I was in Italy last month for Calvin’s interim term, I took my students to one of my favorite places in Florence: San Marco,
I spent the past month with Calvin College students studying Dante’s Divine Comedy in Florence. Of course, whatever one is studying, no visit to Florence
I’m a sucker for end-of-the-year “best of” lists. Not sure why—maybe it stems from a misspent youth listening to Casey Kasem’s American Top 40 countdown
I think I scandalized at least a few of my students recently when I admitted in class that I don’t really decorate for Christmas. And
Last week while I was visiting my sister and her family in Seattle, we attended a Thanksgiving service at University Presbyterian Church. In a short
Thanksgiving is just about a week away, so I want to begin today by thanking Sarina Moore for subbing for me here over these last
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