
In Feast or Fallow
Tomorrow is my mother’s birthday. She would have been 77, and you would have known it was her birthday because she would have told you–probably
Tomorrow is my mother’s birthday. She would have been 77, and you would have known it was her birthday because she would have told you–probably
I flatter myself and say that someday historians will note when The Twelve stopped being All-COVID-19-All-the-Time as an important landmark in the history of the
Our recent unprecedented misuse of the word “unprecedented” finally got to me. I am both a word geek and history freak, and although our stay-at-home
The function of prayer is not to influence God, but rather to change the nature of the one who prays. These words are attributed to
Should I really go for a walk today? Haven’t most of us been told to stay home? And, truth be told, I like to stay
Sometime very soon the Supreme Court will decide whether the Trump Administration has the right to terminate the DACA program that began during the Obama
Just going to brag about my congregation for a minute. It was my birthday on Sunday. I, like many whose birthday falls during this quarantine
I recently read a tweet which suggested that maybe some of us need to step aside and refrain from commenting on the coronavirus situation if
We have all noted at some point the similarities between laughing and crying. Despite representing opposites poles on the emotional spectrum, the manifestation of each
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