“The Blessings and the Curses”
One of my fondest childhood memories is the weekly bringing home of an enormous stack of books from the library and heaping it next to
Jennifer L. Holberg
September 25, 2013
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One of my fondest childhood memories is the weekly bringing home of an enormous stack of books from the library and heaping it next to
I’ve started putting more birthday reminders in my Google calendar, but it feels awkward when I set such events to “repeat annually,” because the screen
The Surrender of Breda is a gigantic, life-size painting by Diego Velasquez (1599-1660). Mentioning it here on The Twelve, with its inordinate amount of
As a member of the planning committee for the Festival of Faith and Writing at Calvin, I have the best committee work in the world:
Here, as elsewhere in nature, it’s really all about sex. Their raspy lascivious retching, I’m told, comes in four different songs, slightly different takes on
Tom is otherwise engaged today and therefore, introduces his friend and colleague the Rev. Blaine Crawford who has written today’s post. Blaine is a pastor
The day I was ordained by the Holland Classis to the office of Minister of Word and Sacrament was one of the most incredible days
To begin, let me be clear that most everything I am about to note in this blog applies as much to me as to anyone
After a long day of driving we stopped for the night in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and decided to see a movie. It was a Thursday
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