I am tired these days. I keep seeing headlines about trauma and “covid fatigue” so maybe you are too. And herein lies the opportunity. American
The antiracist reading group at my church has dedicated the month of February to Howard Thurman’s classic work Jesus and the Disinherited. We’ve spent the
It might have been here on The Twelve that somebody suggested it would be interesting to discover who owned my land before my land was
Because, I suppose, God would still have us call him good,he has shone the light of his countenance upon us(here in West Michigan, at least)and
“Ooh” she said, “That one’s my favorite!” She came over and I snapped a cell phone picture of her next to it. One needs to
A recent article in the New York Times addressed the troubling rise of a militant form of Christian Nationalism and how prevalent—and visually obvious—this was
I know that it’s easy these days to complain about politics and government. Here’s the thing, “we the people” is really just each one of
I ’ve never been able to figure out a way to write about Restorative Justice or Restorative Practices without getting lost in a sea of
Earlier this week, Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell sparked a lively conversation on this blog with his provocative question, “Does being a hard-nosed Calvinist who sees the struggle
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