
the people that you meet…
This past week my family and I tagged along with the young people from church on a work project in Denver, Colorado. It didn’t start
This past week my family and I tagged along with the young people from church on a work project in Denver, Colorado. It didn’t start
Dorothy Sayers is best remembered today as the author of fine detective fiction in the classic British mode. You can still buy her translation of
The Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly is soon upon us. This biennial gathering of commissioners, special interest groups, GA staff members, reporters, and other church
I’m just back from two weeks on the road, so my apologies for this week’s abbreviated blog. For one of the weeks I was away,
It is one of those hackneyed Christian questions, carrying just enough subtle guilt to fulfill most Christians’ need to feel shamed and inadequate, as well
Okay, one more set of bullet-point ponderings on what it would mean for the RCA and CRC to consider coming together. [Here’s Part I and
We are approaching the Season 5 finale of the AMC series Mad Men in a couple weeks, and although some fans have been dissatisfied with
Walking my dogs past the small brick church two blocks away, with probably the largest yard of grass in the entire neighborhood it is most
Rained here Saturday night. My father-in-law’s little gauge–the old farmer in him couldn’t really live without one–registered three-quarters of an inch, a healthy rain. In
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