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Dana VanderLugt

A Reckoning at the Bird Feeder

When I turn to look out that window, the squirrel and I seem to have a staring contest. “What’cha going to do about it?” he

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Chad Pierce

Civil (Dis)Obedience

In Scripture we see the early church wrestling with how to live faithfully, and it comes up with different answers based upon circumstances.

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Kathryn Schoon-Tanis

We Need to Talk About the Kids

They should not be required to bounce back from things that never should have happened in the first place.

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Sophie Mathonnet-VanderWell

Knitting as Resistance

While often dismissed as a harmless women’s craft, knitting has in fact been a way for people to come together to reject tyranny and subvert

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Scott Hoezee

Honey, what is Epee-fanny?

The Wonderful World of Disney became OK to watch after the evening service, though no explanation for the change was ever suggested.

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Timothy Van Deelen

Numb, Dumb, or Something Else?

On a severe January morning like this one. They wrestled him to the ground. Beat him. Pepper-sprayed him. And shot him 10 times.

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Bethany Cok

In the Words of Its Making

Some of those words are words we already know: I’m sorry. I love you. You are welcome here. Here’s some dinner. I’m here for you.

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Katie Roelofs

These Are Hands That Can Do Good

I offer you a moment to breathe. Ruach. A moment to practice. A moment not to drown out the noise, but to live within it.