
A Great Cloud of Witnesses
Last week I was gifted the library of a local, retired pastor. Rather than donate the books to a bookstore, he wanted them to go
Last week I was gifted the library of a local, retired pastor. Rather than donate the books to a bookstore, he wanted them to go
Several months ago, during Epiphany and Lent, I invited members of my congregation to join me in memorizing Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7).
“Chineke! I thank you for this new morning! I thank you for the sun that rises…Chineke! I have killed no one, I have no one’s
Sometimes I tell people that if I ever became a pastor (or in the nomenclature of the denomination I grew up in: preacher), I’d get
The adult discussion group at church was talking about “Faith and Creation Care.” As expected, the creation stories of Genesis and some of the robust
Temple of Apollo, Corinth, with temple of Aphrodite on the acropolis behind. Thanks to Laura de Jong for filling in for me last time. I
A number of months ago, I wrote a reflection on being written into the story, inspired by Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee’s dialogue in J.R.R.
Perhaps it went largely unnoticed as Americans this past weekend were gearing up for a holiday weekend. Still, something rather remarkable happened. North Korea test
I love a good museum. Public history and historical memory are avenues of historical research that I enjoy exploring. Doing research in the archives is
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