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I was talking to a writer friend the other day who told me she had just finished a manuscript about a lovely older gentleman who,
Debra Rienstra
July 14, 2012
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I was talking to a writer friend the other day who told me she had just finished a manuscript about a lovely older gentleman who,
“May this book give you the comfort and understanding of God’s Way… I hope you learn to love and respect the word of God as
My father never called himself a Calvinist, and neither did my mother, which is not to say that they weren’t. If you would have asked
A couple evenings ago Jay Bakker, Peter Rollins, two friends from Michigan (one of whom happens to be Jay’s co-writer and Peter’s editor), my spouse
Two related articles in this past Sunday’s New York Times caught my eye and have been rattling around in my head since I read them.
One of the first times I met Cliff Anderson he was sitting in a chair in the corner of my college dorm room eating a
A Humble Petition To the One Who Sits Above the Cherubim and Seraphim, Commander of all Angels and Archangels, Refuge of the Martyrs, Hope of
Jerry: We’re not gay!… not that there’s anything wrong with that. George: No, of course not. Jerry: I mean it’s fine if that’s who you
The Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly is well under way. Like many other Presbyterians, I’ve been watching from afar—reading daily denominational news posts and skimming