The other day I saw a new stamp in the post office and couldn’t stop myself from buying a sheet. (I know; the post office

In the Gospels, living with a disability can be dangerous to your health when Jesus is around. Sometimes disabled people go to Jesus, and other

Last fall I wrote here about a professional development group I was taking part in this year on campus. The group was tasked with exploring

The drive into Red Valley, Arizona is nothing but awe inspiring. First you drive through the tail of Shiprock, a volcanic plug towering 1000 feet

May has been a wearisome month if you’re a Toronto Blue Jay’s fan. Monday’s win against the Chicago White Sox heralded the first consecutive win

“What Are You Even Doing?” So, I’m a Doctor now, I guess. My kids don’t understand this. Sitting around our dinner table a few days

Years ago as I began my ministry, I read a book that exercised a huge influence on me: Taylor Branch’s history of the Civil Rights

Squirrels are busy building nests and planning for offspring, and you can tell they’re in a hurry by the number of munched branch remnants which

Along with experiencing more social distancing than we ever wanted during the pandemic, we’ve also become attentive to the harmful effects of isolation and loneliness.