by James Schaap People who knew him claim that the late great President of Dordt College, Dr. John B. Hulst, a very proper man who
by Kate Kooyman When I was in the hospital, the day my first baby was born, news had just broken of the earthquake in Haiti.
Every morning among all my email is a small gem: a blessing from the Dominican Sisters of Grand Rapids. Mostly penned by Maxine Shonk, OP,
A few weeks back, the ever-eloquent and oft-droll Debra Rienstra stirred up quite a tempest here on The Twelve when she wrote “I Never Was
Dear Readers, I’m pleased to share with you this thoughtful reflection written by Karen Barker as part of a fall sermon series our church has
Proper 28 Twenty-fourth Sunday after Pentecost Matthew 25:14-30 By Justin Meyers The Reformed Church in America’s roots in Oman go back to 1891 when Samuel
At first it was awful, the silence. I was angry, of course. I fumed around the house, slammed doors, felt sorry for myself. After a
As I greeted members of my church following a morning service, a woman came up to me, shook my hand and thanked me for
By Sarina Gruver Moore When I teach Milton’s Paradise Lost I am at pains to point out to students that Milton’s Eden is not a place of
