I’ve been watching the unfolding stories about Ebola for months now. Fear of this gruesome disease has gripped many, including both those near to and
Guest posting for Jennifer today is Eric Sarwar. He is an ordained Presbyterian pastor from Pakistan, and founder and director of the Tehillim School of
Today we welcome guest blogger Daniel Meeter, the pastor of Old First Reformed Church in Brooklyn, New York. Thanks, Daniel! My personal motto is Philippians
I am away at an academic conference today, so I would like to introduce you to Gabe Gunnink, a 2014 Calvin grad who is now
It is no more, but for a 100 years in Zuni there was only one “big house.” To say it loomed over the pueblo risks
The Girls (whom I have written about before) as they are commonly referred to around here, Ila and Lisa, are five and one-half years old,
The earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it. Psalm 24:1 Last week, like many others
At different points in the D-Day movie The Longest Day, both a German officer and an American officer say, “It sure is hard to tell
My mother died the night before last. It was the end of six months or so of steady decline from an already diminished state of
