FEBRUARY 2007: AS WE SEE IT by Scott Hoezee In a lecture delivered in the late 1980s, novelist Tom Wolfe noted that the surreal and

FEBRUARY 2007: ESSAY by Brett Webb-Mitchell I am a Christian pilgrim. This is an odd confession for a former seminary professor, and an ordained clergyperson

FEBRUARY 2007: ESSAY by Joan Zwagerman Curbow If you have missed most of the movies of 2006, a number of them were available on DVD

Norman Kolenbrander I’ve decided it’s time to “come out of the closet.” No, I am not about to leave my loving wife of forty-four years

FEBRUARY 2007: REVIEW by Miriam Ippel I never really left college. After my undergraduate years, I served in various ministry and administrative roles in higher

David Schelhaas The words father and mother come from similar roots, and the roots most likely come from the sounds an infant child makes before

Why Pastors Leave Church Dear Sirs: Why did Barbara Brown Taylor leave a parish pulpit to fill an endowed chair at a Georgia college, teaching

JANUARY 2007: AS WE SEE IT by Margaret Jenista Every great love story has a beginning. Once upon a time, Cinderella didn’t know Prince Charming,

Scott Hoezee In the beginning, a few Renaissance geniuses used belief in God as the impetus to launch an investigation of the universe. Their development