
Heroes
I’ve been glued to PBS most nights this week. I’m not obsessed with war. While I can’t quite make the full jump to all out
I’ve been glued to PBS most nights this week. I’m not obsessed with war. While I can’t quite make the full jump to all out
Mary Vanden Berg, a professor of systematic theology at Calvin Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is filling in while Theresa Latini is away on maternity
Sarina Gruver Moore is a visiting assistant professor of English at Calvin College. She’s filling in this summer for Jennifer Holberg, who is “working
I can’t believe how many Protestants have suddenly become Roman Catholic in their anti-Obamacare arguments. Please listen carefully, all you who oppose the Affordable Care
A friend here in Nashville is helping to plant a church in a nearby state prison, and recently got approval to start having outsiders come
Since he moved there in November I have visited my dad in the rest home every week, usually on Sunday afternoons. As my mom and
He was, in a way, both a large part and a small part of the Allied Invasion of Normandy, June 6, 1944–a small part because
In the book Letter to my Daughter, a collection of 28 short essays, the great poet, activist, and human being Maya Angelou writes in one
I firmly believe that our salvation depends on the poor. – Dorothy Day “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty
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