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Laura de Jong

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Trilliums

There are trilliums by the creek behind my house.White trinities of soft joy in the evening light,scattered across the hillside that acts as boundary between

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Wild Geese

With thanks to my co-pastor, Tom Bomhof, whose excellent devotions for a congregational meeting a couple weeks ago prompted the thinking for this blog. I

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Capacious

Well hello, dear readers. It’s good to be back amongst you. In December I asked for a two month break from writing as my house

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Resident Aliens

Today I’m crossing the Blue Water Bridge for the last time as a visitor to Canada. I’ve made this trip probably fifty to sixty times

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What Language Shall I Borrow?

Like many pastors and church leaders across the country who took advantage of a too-good-to-be-passed-up gift from Crossway Publishing (158 books for free!), I’m leading

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The End of the Story

If you heard the faint sound of collective weeping last Tuesday, and weren’t sure how to account for it, wonder no more. What you heard

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Blisters

The joke turned on me with a rather stunning swiftness. My brother and I had just set out on a three-day hike of the Mdaabii

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