In the second part of his essay, “The Jewish Writer in America,” Saul Bellow notes that while the Jewish writer will always be a stranger,
As usual, these December days are zinging by us at twice the speed of other months. No doubt you’re earnestly surfing the internet for gift
A half a century ago, I was a kid in a Sunday school class taught by a man who’d taught those classes longer, maybe, than
I’ll call her “Leila.” That’s not her real name, but given possible security repercussion we’ll leave it at that. She was the first person to
Throughout the season of Advent the church is invited to reflect on hope, peace, joy, and love. The third week of Advent – joy –
In the midst of this Advent Season when radio stations and mall Muzak are willing to cut loose with songs that celebrate Jesus as the
We light the third advent candle – the curiously pink candle – for the shepherds and the quality of joy. Friends from Europe were visiting
To startle man, God becomes for an instant a blasphemer; one might almost say that God becomes for an instant an atheist. He unrolls before
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