Hot Tamales
The first time I ever had a tamale was either my junior or senior year in college nearly twenty years ago. The church I was
The first time I ever had a tamale was either my junior or senior year in college nearly twenty years ago. The church I was
How often to you let your mind wander in imagination? Do you let yourself daydream? As I ride the subway back and forth from Brooklyn

As I am leading a seminar out West this week, I am writing this blog before the CRC Synod is over. And there will be

It is simple, but true. Something that is good can be appreciated again and again. Each time I reread, re-watch, or view again something good,

by Steven Rodriguez I came into the sanctuary in the tissue paper silence of Sunday morning the echoes of the coming congregation already charging the
Last time I raised a question that came up in the seminar I’m attending on how our images of Jesus—particularly of his body—affect the church

A few weeks ago Michael Gerson, columnist for the Washington Post, made the following comment regarding the transgender issue and bathroom use on the PBS News

by Kate Kooyman This response and prayer was written by Kate Kooyman, Sophia Henager, Kyle Meyaard-Schaap, and Shannon Jammal-Hollemans, all from the Christian Reformed Church’s
I once heard a speech by my friend, Katherine Paterson, the extraordinary children’s writer, in which she argued that “the consolation of the imagination is not imaginary