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When I was a kid, each summer we’d pack up our station wagon, hitch a cargo trailer to the back and load it up with
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When I was a kid, each summer we’d pack up our station wagon, hitch a cargo trailer to the back and load it up with

This weekend I read with some interest a series of articles responding to the idea of the historian as activist. This topic was taken up

I’m currently reading Becoming Mrs. Lewis, by Patti Callahan. It’s the story of how Joy Davidman came to know and develop a relationship with C.S.

When the Lord restored the fortunes of Zion,we were like those who dreamed.Our mouths were filled with laughter,our tongues with songs of joy.Then it was

After a week of cold, grey skies, never-ending drizzle, and a bout of rather surprising hail, this past weekend the sun came out, the temperatures

I was at a gathering this weekend that began with worship. The worship leader offered a short devotional, encouraging us, in the words of Jesus

A couple weeks ago I went camping with my family. I love camping. I love the relaxed pace. I love being outside. I love hiking

Last week The Reformed Journal linked to a sermon video and transcript by Diana Butler Bass, given at the Wild Goose festival a couple weeks

My boyfriend got a puppy this week. He bought her a few weeks ago and finally got to bring her home on Monday. When I