
The Year I Was a Christian
Hilghe Stede I didn’t have the heart to part with it: a silver-plated cream and sugar set with matching tray, now tarnished by age. Judy
Hilghe Stede I didn’t have the heart to part with it: a silver-plated cream and sugar set with matching tray, now tarnished by age. Judy
Editor’s Note: This was first delivered as the commencement address at Western Theological Seminary on April 29, 2023. Words of Paul to the Philippians: ‘Be
[An earlier version of this article appeared in the newsletter of Eastern Avenue Christian Reformed Church.] In 1924 Eastern Avenue Christian Reformed Church in Grand
Image I: Power as Spiritual Danger On break from college, after a hot day in construction, I came home to my parents’ house, exchanged my
Editor’s Note: On this Memorial Day, we remember Michael Scott Fetterman, who passed away at age 31 after a 20-month long battle with colon cancer.
I was meant to walk these rails from the very first day. It gives me a sense of leaving without ever going away. –Brooks Williams,“
Most Christians have heard of Taizé, a Christian community in France, dedicated to peace and reconciliation. We may have been moved by the music of
Early in February, the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire recorded overnight wind gusts of over 100 miles per hour and a temperature of
One of the common responses to the decline of Christianity in America is to note that it is not our fault. The decline is evidence
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