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He opened our eyes to what we all knew but had forgotten: that prior to the Reformation, the Catholic Church had devalued the sermon in
From the Editors It’s Reformation Day! Five hundred and seven years ago, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses on the Wittenberg church door. Thirteen years
This is written the day after Memorial Day. I awoke that morning aware of what day it was. I put up the flag. I stood
My wife and I live in Maryville, Tennessee, where she retired from Maryville College, a venerable Presbyterian institution (founded 1819). When people ask where Maryville
Most Christians have heard of Taizé, a Christian community in France, dedicated to peace and reconciliation. We may have been moved by the music of
My parents – Moses Wells and Mary Parsons – were born in the first decade of the twentieth century in Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. Newfoundland has
Perhaps readers of this blog may be unaware that those of us who teach at Calvin (now University) must sign “The Big Black Book.” Let
This is a follow-on to Jon Pott’s elegantly written piece about his boyhood memories at Comiskey Park in Chicago. I am sorry to note, however,
I was raised in a patriotic home. My immigrant parents, especially my Dad, were very grateful for the opportunity to come to America to achieve
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