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In the book Letter to my Daughter, a collection of 28 short essays, the great poet, activist, and human being Maya Angelou writes in one
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In the book Letter to my Daughter, a collection of 28 short essays, the great poet, activist, and human being Maya Angelou writes in one
Sin can be a slippery slope. I can still picture it, the baseboard that ran along the outer side of stairwell. I was a kid

A few years ago we did some minor renovations and remodeling in our church building, converting a rather dank closet that was being used as

My brother recently texted me some old family pictures of him and me when we were kids—I think my family was going through old photo
Tom is away this week attending the Steering Committee of the Christian Peacemaker Teams. In his place we introduce the Rev. Leah Ennis, an RCA

Watching the Olympics in the last month has brought me back to ten years ago when I had the amazing opportunity to travel to the
When I last wrote here on the Twelve, I wondered about the role of play in faith development and becoming disciples of Christ.

A recent study on the cognitive abilities and development of 16-months-old children has me wondering about the role of play in developing—and perhaps just as
In a recent episode of The Big Bang Theory, the entire gang—Leonard, Sheldon, Raj, Howard, Penny, Bernadette, and Amy (and maybe Stuart too, I forget)—has