
Bearing Witness: A Journey to Unbelief
It’s hard to write about your spiritual journey when you’re feeling a little bit lost. I don’t quite know where I am so how can

It’s hard to write about your spiritual journey when you’re feeling a little bit lost. I don’t quite know where I am so how can

During basketball season, I attended a Rutgers University men’s basketball game. Perhaps now that Rutgers is a member of the Big 10 conference, bombastic openings

Richard A. Handlon Correctional Facility (also known as MTU) might seem like a normal prison from the outside, but on the inside, the culture is

No doubt you’ve seen the news recently that Donald Trump is hawking the “God Bless America” Bible. How did we get to the point where

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She seemed ancient, but she was only as old as I am now (mid-40s). She wore her hair in gray ringlets, was fond of muumuus,

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My wife and I live in Maryville, Tennessee, where she retired from Maryville College, a venerable Presbyterian institution (founded 1819). When people ask where Maryville