
A Time for Tender Compassion
Of the many words that name aspects of love, tender is one of my favorite. I used to sing my daughters to sleep, and later
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Of the many words that name aspects of love, tender is one of my favorite. I used to sing my daughters to sleep, and later
Scientific journals have reestablished what healers and spiritual teachers have known for centuries: that being in the presence of plant life helps humans thrive.
A work of art is an invitation to the interior. It’s an invitation to stop for a moment and adjust our vision. It’s a reminder
The language restrictions imposed on CDC research and reporting take the question of language censorship to a new level as well.
How often has any of us heard someone, bemused, say aloud, “I didn’t know I had it in me.”
I want to share some thoughts about what we need from the church now, looking to the Psalmist for guidance.
Words are absorbent. Used often enough in partisan slogans or ad campaigns, or by certain religious groups or by “influencers” (itself a word with a
“Return” by Anya Krugovoy Silver When he returned home after many years,an enormous oak had split his house in two,its trunk growing right through the
My brother and I grew up in a small house with four adults–two parents, two grandparents, all of whom had things to say. All of
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