
We Are Still Here, Inside the Longest Night
Winter asks us to pause. Grief forces us to.

Winter asks us to pause. Grief forces us to.

We tell the story sentimentally. And, sentimentally, we call you Prince of Peace. Sentimentally—even though you were born to a world that crucified you and

For seventeen centuries St. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, Saint in Bari, has inspired people by his faith and generosity. Nicholas grew up during the late

I went inside and told the officer behind the window that I was lost. That was the first lie.

It’s in the darkness that Christ’s ambassadors should shine the brightest. And yet, similar to our church’s Christ candle when we forget to fill it

Our earliest understanding is a phenology. Days and seasons, stars and tides. Winter birds and warblers passing through. Green vestments becoming blue becoming white.

I spent a surprising amount of time in the principal’s office my senior year of high school.

You never do know how many monkey stories somebody has. It’s what I like about what we have going here at Reformed Journal: we’re a

When we learn about bones, we talk about the importance of tension or stress for bone health. Your bones remodel constantly in response to stress.