Selfishness or Sacrifice? Rethinking the Second Sunday in May
by Kristin Du Mez It won’t be long until another Mother’s Day is upon us, and I have to admit that I’m a bit ambivalent
by Kristin Du Mez It won’t be long until another Mother’s Day is upon us, and I have to admit that I’m a bit ambivalent
by Ronald A. Wells I began writing this story on All Saints Day, but I didn’t finish it then. Now, looking forward to Easter and
by Joshua Bode The Reformed Church in America’s 2012 General Synod passed a resolution that included the statement, “homosexual behavior is a sin according to
Donald A. Luidens As a teenager growing up in Beirut, Lebanon, I was privy to an adage among local expatriates: Western scholars come to the
Allan Janssen The action by the Reformed Church in America’s General Synod last spring that restated the synod’s “official position that homosexual behavior is a
Grace Claus I’ve been thinking a lot about membership lately. This is mostly thanks to Wendell Berry, whose novel Jayber Crow I finished earlier this
MARCH/APRIL 2013: POETRY by Otto Selles Blame the blanketed lake and the pale sky for offering no sense of direction— no definition of where snow
MARCH/APRIL 2013: POETRY by Susanna Childress Tell me snow is falling on the willows now, fat, full, unhurried, for my strawberry-haired nephew sleeps, his body
Lisa DeBoer In the foreword to Steve Guthrie’s Creator Spirit, Jeremy Begbie observes, “In our culture, there seems to be an intuitive sense that ‘the
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