
Mary’s Imagination Incubator
A ‘social imaginary’ is a collective vision of a desirable and feasible future.
A ‘social imaginary’ is a collective vision of a desirable and feasible future.
Wonder calls us out of our self-contained and self-prescribed lives and invites us to live in someone else’s world.
Over the last few months I’ve been sitting with the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as a guidepost in this season of life.
For most of the seniors, the threat to their well being isn’t an accident or health, it’s loneliness.
Conversations occur in the context of a community, one’s colleagues, students, family members – and other interested people.
Imagination opens our eyes to God, teaches us to attend to the world God has made, enables us to experience the holy mysteries of God’s
We, too, are labor-intensive: much time and attention are needed to produce writing for a blog and a journal, for book reviews and a poetry
The Reformed Journal’s example offered hope that we could honor our perceptions of a troubling world without sacrificing our love of a faith that was
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