
Remembering
“Remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt, and the Lord your God redeemed you…” We are called to remember continually our

“Remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt, and the Lord your God redeemed you…” We are called to remember continually our

Happy birthday to us! It was on October 31, 2011 that The Twelve slipped on to the web, without much fanfare or introduction. The first

My barber swung the cape around me as I sat in her chair. She looked at me, arms covered in tattoos with scissors in

Along with some other members of the Calvin College and Seminary community, I recently attended the inaugural presentations of the new “Loeks Lectures in Film

by Rebecca Koerselman I love PBS. I don’t wear tweed, but I do enjoy PBS programming. I suppose that means I contribute to the stereotypes
by Liz Niehoff Lord in your mercy, Hear our prayers. What a week it has been. With shootings, deaths, continued uncertainty and periods of wandering
by James Bratt Two weeks ago, in his post “Ordinary Dust,” Jason Lief memorably described one of those bad teaching days that every college professor—maybe

For today’s post I simply ask that you click on this link and read a wonderful story about failure and grace. More specifically, it’s a story about a blown call
I don’t remember her name but her silhouette is imprinted on my memory. I met her when I was a teenager. She was a member