A Few Recommendations for Fall
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
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
I really appreciated psychologist Laurence Steinberg’s article last week, “The Case for Delayed Adulthood.” He acknowledges that the societal ways we talk about the path to adulthood
“There’s a lot of down time between the mighty deeds of God.” I heard myself saying this to my friend Sharon over pancakes yesterday. We
Dowa Yalanne is the kind of place that really deserves the word monumental. There it stands like a momentary eruption stopped in time, a bundle
Recently late one Friday night I was returning from having visited a parishioner at a local hospital. Walking in the upper east side of New
I just wrote an entire blog. Hit the save button. My internet went out. The entire piece is now missing. This is how I feel:
This blog post will appear on a Tuesday but I am writing it on a Monday morning and so am in a post-Sunday reflective mood
The Ray Rice video got me thinking about a mental image of judgment I once had. I thought that after I died I would go
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