Editors Note: This is the first of three responses to Roger Nelson’s post yesterday on adult children and faith. A number of years ago I

I don’t know how to get our children to church, but I know that some sustaining strength is slipping away.

It was a good conversation, but it ended with him saying these words: “I know what Jesus says is the truth, and as a pastor

The sidewalk in front of me proclaims in boldly chalked letters: DON’T STOPPRAYING And right after that: GODHEARS US With my dog, I have walked

My hand on my heart is a sign I make in honor of those who died in those places. To remind myself that they were

The possibility of repair means that you can experiment and fail. It means you can try things out, even if you know you won’t be

Two decades later, I still work in education, but instead of a classroom teacher, my primary responsibility is to work side-by-side with educators who care

I never did this until four months ago, but now, every night I pray, “Let your holy angels dwell with us to preserve us in

All I kept seeing was the picture of the mom in Minneapolis running barefoot toward her child’s school — shoes in hand, no doubt fear