By Rebecca Koerselman It’s the twenty-first century and Americans have realized that racism is bad. To me, the most telling evidence of this realization is
John 21.1-19 by Thom Fiet I have friends like Jesus. I am a bad fly fisherman who fishes with great fly fishermen—one who demands that
Where did America begin? (Accept, dear Canadians and other friends, the substitutionary shorthand of ‘America’ for the USA. Saves words and energy. Thanks.) The most
by Kate Kooyman Theresa Latini is taking a break from her rotation on The Twelve. While she’s away, we welcome Kate Kooyman. Kate is a
My good friend and colleague, Debra Rienstra, and I have already used our blogs in the recent past to talk about our excitement about the
I’m an animal lover. Furry creatures have their way with me. Except for opossums. They look greasy, grey, and snarly. Very low cuteness factor. A
by Brian Keepers Today my family and I are heading to Chicago for a little overnight “get-away” to see the new van Gogh exhibit, featuring
John 20.19-31 by Thom Fiet I am running into more and more people these days who are disciples of Energy. I have a friend who
People say the church is going to heck in a handbasket and now I have proof. An anonymous inside source provided me with the bulletin
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