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Graphic by Timothy Aivazian (http://timothyaivazian.com)Happy Pentecost Monday, friends. As I was reflecting on the layers of meaning that Pentecost carries, I found my way back
My dad, Ken Bratt, is retiring this year. He’s been a Classics professor and director of the Honors program at Calvin College for decades, so
Today’s guest post comes from Kate Davelaar. Kate is a minister of Word and Sacrament in the RCA and currently serves as a Chaplain at
A few weeks ago, the day after Pope Francis’ election, actually, a chaplain colleague and I greeted a troop of Girl Scouts in the children’s
As we enter into Holy Week, I’d like to share a piece I wrote two years ago for the Faith and Leadership program at Duke Divinity:
Today’s guest post comes from Mark Roeda, pastor of South Bend Christian Reformed Church: Learning to read resembles learning to ride a bike. In
Good morning. Happy Monday. Happy busy, lots-to-do, didn’t-get-enough-done-this-weekend-or-enough-rest-either kind of morning. Welcome to another brief interval between sunrise and sunset. If you’re anything like me
I snapped this photo from my seat at the Washington, D.C. restaurant where I had brunch with a friend last Sunday. I admired the
Today marks a month since the school shooting in Newtown. The media have moved on, of course, and discussions continue about what changes can or
