The July issue of the National Geographic magazine has an incredible article about the haymaking practiced in the small villages of the Transylvanian region of
“What do we progressive Christians use for devotional resources?” Welcome to a little insider pastoral conversation in my office. This question lit me up! I
There is far less traffic on The 12 about this year’s RCA General Synod than last year’s, most probably because peace and unity reigned this
A few weeks ago Jes Kast-Keat wrote a post about Vampire Weekend’s new song “Ya Hey.” (You can read it here…) For the past two
In the past, I’ve tried to read Ecclesiastes, but I’ve not gotten beyond a few select portions of the text. And I have the Mamas
Today Jeff Japinga blogs for The Twelve. Jeff is an ordained minister in the Reformed Church in America who serves as associate dean and assistant
Soon after the 2012 election a Perspectives editor asked me to write about the diminished role overt faith had in presidential campaign discourse. He thought
I know that important things have been happening in the news this week, but I don’t care because: I’m in Hawaii. Been here for almost
Once upon a time, the Schaap family lived here–the island of Terschelling, one of a small chain of islands off the northwest corner of the
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