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I’m quite sure I didn’t leave them an option. I sent them off on a Saturday afternoon for a performance of Purpaleanie, a stage play put
James C. Schaap
April 15, 2022
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I’m quite sure I didn’t leave them an option. I sent them off on a Saturday afternoon for a performance of Purpaleanie, a stage play put
On Easter Sunday 2018 at about 5:30 pm, The Clyde S VanEnkevort/Erie Trader dragged her six-ton anchor from somewhere near the southern end of the
Mid-week of Holy Week. Historically, at least in some traditions, called “Spy Wednesday” to focus on Judas’ turn away from Jesus and towards betrayal (i.e.
It’s Holy Week. You already knew that. But what we really don’t know is what happened early in the week. Or maybe we’ve never really
Fresh out of the car after a 23-hour Spring Break road trip, I’ve been contemplating journeys. One of my vacation reads this year was Pastrix:
Not fitting in at school. Geeking out on a love for church. Seeing a school poster laughably tell me to be different. All of this
I love paradox. I especially love the paradoxes we find in religion. And I really really love the paradoxes we find in Christian scripture. I
The learning goal for my recent pastoral sabbatical was “neighborhood engagement.” There’s an irony in trying to learn about neighborhood engagement by leaving your neighborhood,
Well hello, dear readers. It’s good to be back amongst you. In December I asked for a two month break from writing as my house
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