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To say the late I. John Hesselink was into books is akin to saying Mozart was into music. According to John’s widow Etta, there were
Jeff Munroe
April 22, 2019
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To say the late I. John Hesselink was into books is akin to saying Mozart was into music. According to John’s widow Etta, there were
For those ready to greet this happy morn’, Christ is risen! For those with praise on the tips of their tongues, He is risen indeed.
(1) It was Saturday, March 9, right around noon when I received a text message from my husband with two beautiful photographs of trees, and
Every other spring I make college students view two films: 2001: A Space Odyssey and Interstellar. They tend to dislike the first and enjoy the
Yesterday was the 100th anniversary of my father’s birth: April 17, 1919. Centennials naturally call for reminiscence and reflection, and some of this, especially in
“Is this just going to keep happening?” my seven year old daughter asked. Her voice caught in her throat. Her eyes were tired from crying.
Originally published in 2105, here is Scott’s take for the Tuesday of Holy Week. Palm/Passion Sunday kicks off Holy Week every year but mostly we
You may have seen it, or you may be saving it to read later. The New York Times recently published an article about procrastination and
In my post on The Twelve last Sunday, I observed that although Jesus said, “the Son of Man came not to be served, but to
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