
Two Solitudes
It was the day of the presidential election, November 8, 2016. I had been asked to preach in chapel at the Bast Preaching Festival at
It was the day of the presidential election, November 8, 2016. I had been asked to preach in chapel at the Bast Preaching Festival at
My most vivid memories of childhood involve Halloween. My brother and I would join our cousins walking the neighborhood to get as much candy as
We’re eight years old today! The Twelve first appeared on October 31, 2011. It was no coincidence we appeared on Reformation Day, the day Luther
Tuesday. Lorelle and I, having decided that at twenty-eight we are much too old to stand for an entire concert with all the merely twenty-seven-year-old-General-Admissioners,
Reading The Magician’s Nephew last in The Chronicles of Narnia (just after The Last Battle) is a little like reading the book of Genesis last
Just a couple weeks ago, on the evening of Yom Kippur, I took my usual seat at the Synagogue. I haven’t missed the Kol Nidre
In the past few decades, professional historians have been in decline in the United States. Historians, professional organizations, and even non-historians have spent a great
The other day I overheard my husband, Tony, practicing listening prayer with our three-year-old daughters. I was walking up the stairs when I heard their
The Long Winter, Laura Ingalls WilderThe Ingalls family struggles to keep their leaky, makeshift house dry through months of heavy rains and extreme flooding. Along
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