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by David Pettit On these summer Sundays, I invite you to think about lives and what they have meant. To think not with a pietistic
David Pettit
August 30, 2015
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by David Pettit On these summer Sundays, I invite you to think about lives and what they have meant. To think not with a pietistic
For this fourth in a series on the five films I could watch forever, I get to talk about David Lean’s 1965 epic about Russia,
[Today’s post is written by Adam Navis.] I turned 36 this past Sunday. If you are reading this and you are under 36, then
by Kristin Kobes Du Mez Jennifer Holberg is away today. We welcome and thank guest blogger, Kristin Kobes Du Mez. Marie Kondo almost lost me
by Elizabeth Hardeman Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell is away today. We welcome and thank guest blogger Elizabeth Hardeman. If you attend a worship service this Sunday, I
As a general fan of sarcasm and satire, I thoroughly enjoyed Stephen Colbert’s shenanigans on the Colbert Report. Now, as only two weeks remain before
by David Pettit On these summer Sundays, I invite you to think about lives and what they have meant. To think not with a pietistic
We have arrived at that late-summer turning point when we take stock of what we have or have not accomplished since Memorial Day, back when
An extra day in Topeka, Kansas hadn’t been on our agenda. The car wasn’t repaired yet, three days later. It had been, from the get-go,