
A Different Annunciation
This Advent, I was delighted when my assignment as the “big group” storyteller at Sunday School was the Annunciation. It’s long been a favorite—indeed, it’s
This Advent, I was delighted when my assignment as the “big group” storyteller at Sunday School was the Annunciation. It’s long been a favorite—indeed, it’s
This story doesn’t have a beginning. I lost it. Maybe you can help me find it. I thought it began at the post office, a
When I step off the bus, I’m immediately greeted by the distinct smell of a crush of humanity–30,000 homeless people crammed into six square blocks
In some Christian communities it is important that you know the day when you received Jesus into your heart as your personal Savior. Speaking personally,
Call me crazy, but when I think of Advent I sometimes think about integrity. Sure, I also think about warm candles lit against the cold,
Star Wars has always been about family. From the very beginning Luke wondered about his father as he pushed against the domesticated life of his
I was out of town on the day that my Grandma Gillespie died. As soon as I returned, I went to the funeral home and
I love having talented friends. Several weeks ago, my friend Bruce, who leads an artists’ collective I appreciate, told me they were publishing a book
In Anne Tyler’s 2004 novel, The Amateur Marriage, we witness a sad series of events. The book’s main characters are Michael and Pauline, a pair
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