Editor’s Note: In July of 2012, Jennifer Holberg posted a blog on this site called “Nourishing Narratives.” Eleven years later, she’s developed those thoughts into
Working on a book review of Jon Meacham’s work on Abraham Lincoln piqued my curiosity. Meacham briefly touched on the justification for slavery and the
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
