One of the more formative experiences of my life came when as a college student I was able to visit socialist East Germany some

Last week at a colloquium I attended, a colleague of mine originally from Mexico was describing my seminary’s highly successful certificate program designed to provide

If you have been involved in most any aspect of ministry in the church, then sooner or later you confront some tough realities. Probably pastors

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Two weeks ago I did a short blog here as part of our annual fundraiser (and thank you to all who chipped in!).   In it

When I was in seminary, I was very well aware of the magazine the Reformed Journal but had not yet heard much about its Reformed