Grateful Teaching
Yesterday was Teacher Appreciation Day (don’t worry—you can keep celebrating since the whole week is Teacher Appreciation Week). And if you’re a teacher, there’s lot
Yesterday was Teacher Appreciation Day (don’t worry—you can keep celebrating since the whole week is Teacher Appreciation Week). And if you’re a teacher, there’s lot
It was a facetious question. More or less. “Have you ever considered planting churches that are very intentionally open and affirming of LGBT folk? Given

I was getting my hair cut recently when I overheard the stylist at the chair next to me trying to make small talk with the

I am traveling this weekend, so my friend Nard Choi has agreed to allow me to share with you her recent piece on “third culture
Just a short chapter into Rudy and Shirley Nelson’s richly furnished international thriller, The Risk of Returning, Ted Peterson, who calls himself a “lost child,” is

A few years ago we did some minor renovations and remodeling in our church building, converting a rather dank closet that was being used as
Seminary It was the first day of the new semester in seminary. First days are about introductions and setting the expectations. Important, but I always

As a non-Roman Catholic, I should probably tread lightly on practices and a history that I know at best second hand. So if in what

I confessed a while ago in this space that I was behind on seeing the 2013 Oscar-nominated movies. No one seemed to get my point