Wild Hope: Prayers and Poems
Some poetry collections are best read in one sitting so the connections between the poems and the overarching narrative are clear, but that is not
Some poetry collections are best read in one sitting so the connections between the poems and the overarching narrative are clear, but that is not
Throughout my forty years as a parish pastor, the national election every four years never failed to produce anxiety in the congregational system. Reflecting back on
One of the challenging realities about pastoral ministry is that it deals with intangibles. Over thecourse of the fifteen years I’ve spent in co-ministry with
Lifting the Veil by Malcolm Guite is “a defense of the imagination as a truth-bearing faculty, and more than that it is an appeal to
The headlines these days tell us that history—and especially the teaching of history—is a major front for the culture wars. In his new book Small
Michael Pollan’s fine body of work addressing the relationships between plants and humans has piqued readers’ curiosity for decades. He typically offers a provocative introduction
“When was the last time you heard the words poem and pulpit in the same sentence? Likely asnot, your answer would be never.” It’s with
“It is possible for the Christian soldier to die the death of a martyr while fighting.” (5) This is the explosively provocative proposition at the
Refugia Faith is one of the best books in print on how people of faith can summon the hope and the courage needed to heal
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