I vividly remember the first time I met Gene Heideman. It was the Fall of 2014, and I had only been on the faculty at
Over twenty years ago, Pastor Roger Nelson was challenged: stay in one place, be faithful in preaching, and see what difference it makes. By the
There are many today, myself included, who feel as though they are not in control of their relationship with technology. Our screen might be the
Annie, a joyful, literate soul who serves as an elder at my church, found me in the church lobby in between Christmas Eve services. “Merry
Near the end of active ordained ministry, I sensed that the religious and cultural dimensions of my community had shifted noticeably, even in the traditional
“My father says you remember the smell of your country no matter where you are but only recognize it when you’re far away.”― Aglaja Veteranyi In
Ok. Hear me out. I promise I will get around to reviewing Renaissance, a Film by Beyoncé, but first, I need to talk about Barbie.
Teachers of mathematics and parents of children who have a difficult time learning mathematics have long sought ways to teach and encourage those who don’t
During my last year of teaching, I read William Kent Krueger’s This Tender Land with my sophomore American Literature students. It was, as the author
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