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I’ve learned a miracle phrase. I think I learned it from Glennon Doyle’s podcast – a little parenting tip that turns out to be applicable
Kate Kooyman
February 9, 2022
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I’ve learned a miracle phrase. I think I learned it from Glennon Doyle’s podcast – a little parenting tip that turns out to be applicable
This past Saturday my Twelver colleague Debra Rienstra posted a very fine blog here on the future of in-person worship services. She noted the challenges
A well-informed colleague just told me that more than 200 congregations may soon leave the Reformed Church in America (RCA). That’s a fifth of our
The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it. John 1:5 Our Christmas tree is still up. Yes, I know we’re
I attended worship in person last Sunday. We were about twenty percent full, I would say. My church is worshiping in person these days, but
“Let’s have a conversation,” or so my neighbor Brian Keepers suggested wisely on Monday. “Do you see patience as a virtue or a privilege?” It’s
“Up above my head,” we sing in the gospel song, “there’s music in the air! I know, I know, there must be a God somewhere.”
I saw a skit on YouTube where a group of Christians clasped each other’s hands in devout prayer, asking God to alleviate the suffering of
It was a warm mid-November day. Too warm really. I took off my jacket and started walking a familiar trail through a West Michigan, lakeshore
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