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When my son Oliver was five years old, his brain was in a particularly creative and expressive stage. He was constantly fizzing with ideas; he
Kathryn Vilela
June 3, 2022
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When my son Oliver was five years old, his brain was in a particularly creative and expressive stage. He was constantly fizzing with ideas; he
I’ve been looking for a theory of everything that explains the madness around us. I’m a big fan of Kristin Kobes DuMez. I was in
Two Sundays ago, Wes Granberg-Michaelson, General Secretary Emeritus of the Reformed Church in America, preached on Saul’s conversion at Church of the Servant in Grand
As we have just turned the corner into May, I am recalling where life was two years ago. Like most people in early May of
I finally watched the lovely film Coda, which won the 2022 Oscar for Best Picture. I enjoyed it fine. I appreciated the celebration of characters
How do we live out of the mystery of Easter, the mystery of our union with Christ? I’ll get right to the point. After the
Inspired by Casper Ter Kuile’s The Power of Ritual, a friend and I decided to embark on our own sacred reading ritual to start off
As the Montgomery bus boycott extended from days to weeks to months, as the simmering anger of the white community began to boil, as more
I’m a sucker for disaster movies. They indulge my fantasy that good and evil are easily distinguishable and that good always wins. The hero is