
Pizza Rat
Last week in New York City prior to the Pope’s arrival there was momentary buzz around a rat and a piece of pizza. As a
Last week in New York City prior to the Pope’s arrival there was momentary buzz around a rat and a piece of pizza. As a
A couple weeks ago I was one of the speakers at Why Christian?, a conference curated by Rachel Held Evans and Nadia Bolz-Weber. Eleven women that Nadia
There are at least three times in life when we are not in control of what our faces look like (and when, if we could
By Rebecca Koerselman Has parenting always been competitive? Or is it just the internet, Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest that demonstrate more clearly the “bragging parent”
by David Pettit I tie flies in the spring. One can actually fish year round in Colorado. But I learned my rhythms on eastern streams.
I’ve just finished the first two weeks of the rest of my life. As a few of you know, and as more of you may
Two students, two separate occasions, both brought to tears with just a simple question: “How are you doing?” I really don’t seek out people’s problems…
Generally, I’m a proponent of authenticity. Clarity about one’s values, meaningful action that flows from those values, honest and genuine speech, freedom of choice, and
As summer turns to autumn, I’ve had to face yet again my own finitude. At the beginning of every summer, my optimism is unmatched: my
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