
Prayer for a Blessing
It was never an easy thing to do. . .heroic?—yes, but never particularly easy. Even though they had no idea where it was they were
It was never an easy thing to do. . .heroic?—yes, but never particularly easy. Even though they had no idea where it was they were
I am pressed and angry. Public comments are due on the draft environmental impact statement (EIS) to permit Enbridge Energy Corporation to re-route its line
Almost two years ago exactly, I took part in a very difficult conversation: to postpone the 2020 Festival of Faith & Writing. It was particularly
Perhaps I could blame Jimmy Carter for my political disillusionment. After all, he gets blamed for so many other things. Calling Carter the “best former
I saw a meme on Facebook the other day in reference to the invasion of Ukraine that said, “This is what you get when you
We all wear masks in life—I don’t mean masks for a pandemic, but masks to hide ourselves in order to protect us from judgment or
Last summer, comedian Bo Burnham released a new special, Inside, which explored Burnham’s life during the pandemic and his deteriorating mental health through a series
It is a disturbing image: Jesus weeping over Jerusalem, profoundly disappointed in the religious establishment that was charged with shepherding God’s people. (Luke 19:41-44) It
Russia’s senseless and unprovoked attack on Ukraine has altered geopolitical alignments and economic networks in ways we could not imagine a month ago. A united
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