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We’ve recently started a writing group at the soup kitchen I lead. More accurately, two people who attend the soup kitchen have begun a writing
Jes Kast
February 3, 2015
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We’ve recently started a writing group at the soup kitchen I lead. More accurately, two people who attend the soup kitchen have begun a writing
It is one of those days when I’m a thousand miles from home attempting to navigate through the latest winter storm, wondering where I’ll lay
O God, Creator of heaven and earth, whose gracious Word is irresistible but not coercive and whose authority is displayed but not caused: In Jesus
The paradox struck me hard one Sunday morning. A flock of little kids assembled in front of church to exchange blessings with the congregation before
In forty minutes I’m going to walk into class, light a candle, and lead students in a time of “meditation.” We’ll use scripture to focus
Traveling with an infant is an adventure—one that I never could have appreciated before having a child of my own. In my daughter’s short ten
I very recently had a birthday, and as I move more and more solidly into middle age (despite my internal protestation that I can still—even
The large pencils carried in the protests and vigils after the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris, caught my eye. I think they reminded me of
It’s been almost two weeks since my entire backpack was stolen from a locked office in one of the hospitals where I work occasional chaplain