I’m very proud to have as my guest on the blog today my student Alexander Westenbroek. Alex is from Grand Rapids and is pursuing a
The first football game I attended upon moving to Iowa pitted the Dutch against the Norse. Who knew such strong ethnic sentiments still persisted? Team
Last week I was in New York for the Brooklyn classis meeting of the RCA. That’s the classis (local body of churches) of which I’m
When she started playing, I thought, Whoa there, sister, dial it back! You have a whole concerto to get through yet! She looked so young
Alexander B. Upshaw, the son of a Crow warrior of some renown among his people, was one of many young Native Americans sent off to
As a Minister of Word and Sacrament, there are few things that I truly completely love and enjoy as much as the celebration of baptism.
Have you seen the video of Banksy selling art in Central Park yet? Or even better, did you see the art stand in Central Park?
We have all heard the old adage, “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” But in recent times the world of Facebook has caused
In 1777 Frederick the Great sent one of his Prussian officers, General Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, to the newly formed United States to assist
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