Last Saturday, Debra Rienstra looked at the well-known post-Easter story of Jesus and “doubting Thomas,” and the great crescendo at the end of the fourth
A few weeks ago, the day after Pope Francis’ election, actually, a chaplain colleague and I greeted a troop of Girl Scouts in the children’s
I’ve always liked the story of doubting Thomas. When I wrote this meditation several years ago for Lectionary Homiletics, I finally realized just how important
Hey, I’m no purist. Maybe I should be–after all, I’ve been a classroom teacher for my whole life, an English teacher too. I’ve every right
For I am about to create new heavens and a new earth; the former things shall not be remembered or come to mind. But be
I remember when I first chose feminism. Or to put it in a more Calvinist light, I remember when feminism chose me. My Conversion It
On Easter Monday I caught the first 20 minutes of The Diane Rhem Show on NPR in which Diane was interviewing the Pulitizer Prize-winning novelist
Over a year ago my son bought about 300 old record albums for $50 on Craigslist. Being the parent in the equation, I asked the
Does the precise locus of this Saturday, at the interface between cross an resurrection, its very uniqueness as the one moment in history which is
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