Chasing Beauty is an important contribution not only to biography, but to enlarging the narratives of American women’s lives.
Jennifer L. HolbergJuly 31, 2024
I know, I know, the universe is so big that you can’t be significant.So, let’s go small.Let two grains of sand rest in your hand an inch apart.A single silicon atom in one of those grains is .2 nanometers in diameter,Or one two-hundred billionth of an inch.That’s 100 thousand times the size of a proton in the middle of that silicon atom,And the proton is 1835 times the size of an electron spinning around it at 1400 miles per second.Electrons…
Thomas SchmidtJuly 30, 2024
Whoever has reflected on the relationship between scripture and doctrine will appreciate the following dilemma: a searching soul wants answers to existential questions about God, the world, and one’s place in it and opens the Bible in the expectation of finding them there. But where in this rather sprawling collection of disparate books does one even begin?
Christopher DornJuly 24, 2024
How vexing to be like a tree planted to produce sweet appls yet on whose grafted branches crab apples grow ...
D.S. MartinJuly 23, 2024
It is this attention to systems and populations that distinguishes epidemiology from other forms of health-related science. It’s also one of the things I am drawn to as a public health practitioner and is sometimes missing in conversations about health.
Angela Kroeze VisserJuly 17, 2024
Practicing gratitude gave me hope for the future, helped me rest in God’s presence, and allowed me to live into the fullness of who God has created me to be.
Crystal WrightJuly 17, 2024
This week we have two previously published poems about Monarch Butterflies. Make sure you check out the podcast where the poets talk about their poems and craft.
Jessamyn Rains and Harold J. RecinosJuly 16, 2024
I’m often reminded that the best we can offer each other is a cure for loneliness (found in story!) and empathy, which are all found on the pages of Daniel Nayeri’s glowing novel.
Kate BoltJuly 10, 2024
Check out two poems of summer you may have missed the first time they were published. Make sure you listen to the poets talk about their poems on the Refomed Journal Podcast.
Kate Bolt and Sarah Kalthoff SimsJuly 9, 2024