It is the “least of these among us” —the poor, the marginalized, communities of color, our children and grandchildren, and many of our fellow creatures

Every Sunday, an elder writes and leads a prayer of intercession for the congregation, and a deacon writes and leads a prayer for our context

I introduce the Rev. Carolyne Adhola, a priest in the Anglican Church of Kenya. Her story is both shocking and thrilling: shocking because of what

That declaration of goodness, the conferral of favor from a voice of ultimate importance — it’s the great ache of human life.

I stumbled upon the remarkable story of how Shanghai proved to be a place of refuge for Jews fleeing the Nazi terror in central Europe.

As an academic, the start of the school year is more the new year than whatever that thing we do in January. I know no

Two tornadoes within two weeks tore through our leafy little village. The first split trees, broke branches, and caused flooding – a glancing blow. The

I’ve wondered what must it have felt like to the Indigenous people to have someone from outside, just say, “Actually no, from now on this

Although a myth persists in some circles that the Reformed tradition has little interest in the evangelist aspect of global mission, the significant place of

“Devotions,” done well, are a lifelong practice of deeply personal longing and wrestling in response to a God who draws us to the divine self,

I wrote parking tickets. I wrote them righteously. I was strict. I was the enforcer. I was indignant at the violators. There are reasons for

That which remains is more than memories, although the cliché given in sympathy bears some truth.