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Black churches have been working hard to address the concerns of community members wary of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Most Americans know the President is a Roman Catholic. Whether or not he’s a “good Catholic” depends — not surprisingly — on who you ask.
Easter — the pinnacle of the Christian calendar, and if we are to be believed, the turning point of time. Yet as is often observed,
++ One ++ Superspreaders and broad brushstrokes. I wince every time I read a list of high-risk places to avoid during the pandemic. “Places of
Have we settled on a name for the events of January 6 yet? “Capitol Riot” is what I hear most. To me, riot sounds too
My father-in-law died last summer from COVID-19. Minimizers and deniers might ask “Did he die of COVID? Or with COVID?” He never had the virus.
The United States Post Office in Pella, Iowa is a little jewel. The small but stately red brick colonial structure sits just off the town
On occasion my sermons take the form of “Tales from New Heidelberg” — stories centered around Pastor Branderhorst and old First Reformed Church in New
Advent: Discipleship in DarknessAn original work of poetry by moi Darkness. The dreadful darkness. The dismal darkness. The dreary darkness. The very, very, dark darkness.
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