Oktoberfest Beer and God’s Love
As the warmth of September gives way to the cool of October, doubtless do palates begin to change and many begin to crave the offerings
Thomas Goodhart
October 2, 2014
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As the warmth of September gives way to the cool of October, doubtless do palates begin to change and many begin to crave the offerings
I am on the upper age of being a digital native. Technology is essential in my life. What’s a digital native? Glad you a asked.
This year I was privileged to be invited to join an interdisciplinary group of scholars. Together we will study the intersections of economics and metaphor
photo credit: Freddy Rosas Jeff Munroe is away today. His daughter Amanda, Social Justice Curriculum and Pedagogy Coordinator at Georgetown University’s Center for Social Justice
Jim Bratt is away today. We thank Paul Janssen for being our guest blogger. The church is hardly crying out for another take on “spiritual
Just the other day I walked to work–about seven blocks in all–for the first time since early July. It’s amazing how we take the simple
I’ve spent the past few days at Duke University Divinity School, discussing the topic of leadership with a diverse group of women and men serving
This week ushers in my favorite season: fall. And here in Grand Rapids that also means ArtPrize–which opens today. Since its beginning in 2009, ArtPrize
“I’m going to baptize my grandkids this summer!” These were the words of an Elder in my congregation, a grandmother, as she headed out for
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