
Pentecost and the Voices in My Head
by Thyra Van Keeken This blogpost was originally published on the CRC’s Do Justice blog. A few weeks ago my sister was visiting me and I
by Thyra Van Keeken This blogpost was originally published on the CRC’s Do Justice blog. A few weeks ago my sister was visiting me and I
Nolite te bastardes carborundorum. Don’t let the bastards grind you down.[1] A bit cheeky, perhaps a little rebellious. Definitely fun to say (And I’ve read
The gentle, old saint, with less than 48 hours to live, whispered to me, “I just wonder if I have done enough?” The question made
by Chuck DeGroat My vocation is to be love. St. Thérèse of Lisieux I grew up in a very conservative Reformed tradition that tended in
by Michael Bos As I write this, I’m mindful of research about online reading habits. I know that for every additional one hundred words I
This spring, unlike almost every spring for the past twenty-one years, I missed the commencement exercises at Calvin College. However, I did attend two other
In the cold of January, fifty-plus years ago, I sat in a car full of guys, my cased-up 16-gauge double-barrel in my hands, heading out
I have a thing for clothes. Let’s not call it an obsession, but okay…FINE. I love colors and shoes and 1950s clip earrings and vintage
by Bill White We were sitting at an outside table at Starbucks on Spring Street on the third Sunday of Lent. As a family we’d
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