Twelver, James Calvin Schaap, was awarded first place in fiction by the Evangelical Press Association for his “Yet in My Flesh” that appeared in The

I can still see the bright red oxygenated blood spilling out of my sister’s head. Researchers increasingly say memories from long ago are not very

Teach us to number our days aright / that we may gain a heart of wisdom. by Brian Keepers I went scampering through Psalm 90

John 10.22-30 by Thom Fiet I have spent a little time teaching at West Point as an adjunct professor. Nearly all of my students were

An art gallery downtown. Makoto Fujimura reads from The Four Quartets, testifies to what T.S. Eliot has meant to him. Tells of reading the poem

There was a girl, I remember, but I don’t remember her. There was a girl, someone I’d met just that day–someone we’d met because I

Rev. Katy Sundararajan is the Th.M. Program Administrator and International Student Advisor at Western Theological Seminary, and partners with her husband as an RCA missionary

I just returned from a week in Asheville, North Carolina, where a lot of the talk is about HB2, the new LGBT-related law that allows