The Red Cup Phenomenon: “Keeping Christ in Christmas”
by Liz Niehoff Let’s get something straight, right off the bat. I love coffee. My morning has not started until I have a cup of
by Liz Niehoff Let’s get something straight, right off the bat. I love coffee. My morning has not started until I have a cup of
“And speaking of things overheard, you heard right: if I have to go out, I am going to go out singing.” – Brett Foster I’d
Yesterday afternoon I sat with a old man who, once upon a time, shot at surfacing German subs in the North Atlantic, tried to pick
Airports are usually generic places. They are means and not ends, serving as instruments to get people from point A to point B. They may
Last night at the New York Classis meeting I was voted in as Vice President starting January 1. What’s even more exciting is that I
The mall I walk in most mornings began clearing the space for their giant Christmas tree / Santa’s castle on October 27, and the tree
by Rebecca Koerselman I enjoy the competitive nature of sports. But if you want to see the world’s biggest eye roll, it will be me
by Liz Niehoff Henri Nouwen coined a phrase that is frequently used in Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) circles: as pastoral caregivers, we ought to aim
Another good thing about retirement is that if your schedule gets screwed up, you don’t have to sweat it so much; most tomorrows are open.
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