Memorial Day deserves a poem. Not the civil religious strains that once caught me at the altar rail at a small-town Episcopal church, receiving the
Over the past couple of months, I’ve been following debates in the media about what has been called a “war against women” or a “campaign
I don’t think I’m going to be able to plant a garden this year—which bums me out. But too much travel means I’ll not be at
Averagely scrumptious. Tolerably ravishing. Mediocrely luxurious. Do such phrases make sense you? How about “common grace.” A bit oxymoronic, perhaps? Is grace ever common and
As I mentioned at the end of my last post, I have another post’s worth of wonderings about the CRC and RCA and the question
Thanks to my colleagues, this blog has been hitting its stride in the last two weeks (IMHO), day after day taking on challenging, serious topics
Then he said to them, “These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you–that everything written about me in
Just a week or so ago, Frederick Manfred would have celebrated his 100th birthday, had he lived. He didn’t. He died in 1994, from the complications
Confession I feel a bit awkward in writing this post. It is probably because I feel insufficient to be the one writing on this topic.
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