Peace has been marginalized in the study of the New Testament. That is Willard Swartley’s claim not only in his clever subtitle but also in

James Daane Everyman toils to amount to something, and then toils more to add something to the amount. In the interest of the increase, Everyman

These two books have urgent agendas. In their own way, each attempts to articulate an alternative theological voice to that of fundamentalist Christianity, which quite

Eating is so fundamental that it is one of the first things we do after we are born, yet eating seems to be increasingly complex

I remember sitting on the counter in our kitchen as a little girl watching applesauce ooze out of the little holes of our Victorio strainer’s

As I enter the sixth month of my life away from the Netherlands, away from home, I find myself evaluating some of the changes that

One of the joys of reading fiction–especially good fiction–is that in the midst of the narrative which keeps you turning pages, turning, turning to find

The scrap of pita bread dissolves on my tongue, my saliva moistening it, breaking it down as I let it rest on my taste buds.

Here’s how I imagine it. She knows he’s there but she waits, time being of little consequence, after all. He died in the fall, when