Jes is away on vacation for the month of August and is happy to introduce to you Grace Miguel Cipriano. I first met Grace through

My senior year of college, in a capstone sort of course, I read John Howard Yoder’s The Politics of Jesus and Richard Mouw’s Politics and

It’s ancient history now, but once upon a time there used to be these things called “newspapers,” and big cities not only had one but

Heads up… the 80 year old man in me is breaking out this morning. He doesn’t come around too often, but every now and again

  My mind keeps circling back to Trayvon Martin—not to the person, admittedly, nor to the trial with its outrageous verdict. But to the Stand

Not too long ago I experimented with an outside-of-the-box social media post—or at least outside of my typical posts. I added my name to a

Jennifer L. Holberg will be away from the blog for several weeks. Her replacement is T. Jefferson Underhill. Underhill, thinking about a career change, is

Today, we welcome guest blogger, Phyllis Palsma, a minister of Word and Sacrament in the Reformed Church in America.  She currently serves as contract minister