Professor Helen Vendler says that Emily Dickinson changed the first word of the fourth line the poem “Safe in their Alabaster Chambers” from “sleep” to
“Pastor, can I ask you a question?” Joe asked me less than five minutes before the worship service is about to begin. “Umm, sure…”
As Christians—and most certainly as Trinitarian Christians who believe that God is a vibrant community of love and mutuality among three distinct Persons—we know that
I was supposed to answer the question “Why do I write?” on a page you can find by clicking on “The 12” button atop this
Last year I spent three days a week working with the guidance counselor and chaplain of a new high school in south Minneapolis. Cristo Rey
We can say for sure that the United States was not founded on a Christian basis. How do we know? From the testimony of prominent
I began my day yesterday talking about pastoral care in the midst of grief and loss with twenty-nine seminary students. I ended my day reading
As an “immigrant” to the Reformed tradition, I have often found that some of the “natives” in the tradition resonate with Chaim Potok’s The Chosen–a
I was staying in a hotel on one of those ubiquitous suburban strips—big box stores, gas stations, car lots, the usual suspects of restaurants. Figuring
