
An American Fair
Few things are as quintessentially summer as the fair, or for that matter, as quintessentially American. I’m biased, which also seems like an especially American

Few things are as quintessentially summer as the fair, or for that matter, as quintessentially American. I’m biased, which also seems like an especially American
[The Rev. Jes Kast-Keat is on vacation this week. Beth Carroll, filling in for her, is not. Beth is finishing her M.Div at Western Theological Seminary

by Jeff Sajdak Scott Hoezee is away today. We welcome and thank guest blogger, Jeff Sajdak. My brother got me interested in watching the Tour

by Rebecca Koerselman Are men and women spiritually equal, in the eyes of God? Are the souls of men and women of equal value? As
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
I first saw The Godfather in May 1972, three months after its release and right on the heels of my first year in grad school.
Two days ago I bought a bike. Not just any bike… a road bike. I already have a nice tool around town, stuff in a
[Today’s post is written by Adam Navis. Adam is completing his D.Min. thesis at WTS on the intersection of faith and writing.] Question: What
by Katerina Parsons Jennifer Holberg is away today. We welcome and thank guest-blogger, Katerina Parsons. I was steaming milk for a latte when my course