Hope Lives . . . Even in the Midst of a Zombie Apocalypse
On the strong recommendation of a friend who has yet to steer me wrong on such matters, I began the New Year by watching the
On the strong recommendation of a friend who has yet to steer me wrong on such matters, I began the New Year by watching the

We’re in the middle of our January interim term here at Calvin College, an intensive three week session when students typically take just one course.
“I chose to come to this church because it was known to give fifty percent to missions.” The speaker was an elderly man in my
Today marks a month since the school shooting in Newtown. The media have moved on, of course, and discussions continue about what changes can or

My guess: 1971, when people placed family members in glaring sunlight to take a picture, resulting in a shadow of the photographer in the lower

It wasnt’ deja vu exactly. I know that phenomenon, the distinct feeling that time and place is being strangely replicated; you’re somehow sure you stood in
Peter TeWinkle is substituting for Thomas Goodhart who unfortunately is responding to a case of gun violence within his own community this week. A husband

The call to love is not for Pansies — It’s the hardest job I do.Lady Justice held back by the Lady of Mercy by Glynn

A pair of NY Times pieces in the past two weeks raise vital issues. A week ago in an “On Religion” column, Samuel G. Freedman