Roots
Count me among the millions of those who watched the agony of Kunte Kinte a half-century ago and were deeply, deeply moved. Roots, a story–a
James C. Schaap
August 22, 2014
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Count me among the millions of those who watched the agony of Kunte Kinte a half-century ago and were deeply, deeply moved. Roots, a story–a
What is your only comfort? We go to that line a lot. And it is, understandably so. As a pastor, I have an excessive desire
Jes Kast-Keat is currently on holiday and has invited Daniel José Camacho to write today. Daniel is currently a Masters of Divinity student at Duke
My last few posts have been on the heavy side, though the last one in particular struck a chord for lots of folks–indeed, I’ve never
The internet has been abuzz since the death of Robin Williams with the news that a few “Christians” have announced he is now in hell.
The sounds of fatigue and sorrow have been pretty constant on this blog of late, and for good reason. So here’s a curveball. No one’s
There’s a new seating chart in our minivan lately. Usually, I like to drive, my wife sits in the passenger seat, and the kids sit
The news of Robin Williams’ severe depression, long battle with addiction, and suicide was the final blow for me this week. The notice came up
Sarina Gruver Moore teaches English at Calvin College. Her wedding china is Wedgewood, “India” pattern (because what else would a Victorianist have?).
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