Funeral Women
Small-town church life in the upper Midwest means that we do funerals—quite a few. Iowa, for instance, is among the most elderly states in the
Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell
January 13, 2014
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Small-town church life in the upper Midwest means that we do funerals—quite a few. Iowa, for instance, is among the most elderly states in the
The baptism of Jesus was the central motif yesterday, as far as the liturgical calendar of the church year goes. I found myself reflecting quite
A “polar vortex” descended upon us here in Michigan at the tail end of the holiday break, extending school vacations by a few days and
The Christian Reformed mission at Zuni pueblo, New Mexico, in the 1920s “Depression times made return to Zuni unlikely,” Casey Kuipers wrote on papers
In a recent episode of The Big Bang Theory, the entire gang—Leonard, Sheldon, Raj, Howard, Penny, Bernadette, and Amy (and maybe Stuart too, I forget)—has
I am not interested in just thinking about theology. I am interested in living theology. The first time someone captured my attention about this idea
I’m a sucker for highway signs. Wall Drug, Ruby Falls, Mail Pouch, Burma Shave . . . a well done sign says something significant in
Today we welcome guest blogger Chuck DeGroat. Chuck teaches counseling and pastoral care at Western Theological Seminary, in Holland, Michigan. He co-founded Newbigin House of
The New York Times recently ran an Op-Ed piece by Michael Moore on the topic of Obamacare. True to form, Moore’s piece makes both conservatives
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