Blog For Our Daughters: We Need to Know Here at the RJ, we are eager to support the work of our colleagues, so a few of us will…Debra RienstraOctober 5, 2024
Blog It was a wonderful day, God. That is all. Nightly prayer time was predictably unpredictable. I would scramble out of his room after tucking him in to write his…Kathryn VilelaOctober 4, 2024
Blog Preemptive Mitigating and reversing the effects of climate breakdown is the most urgent work of humanity right now.Tim Van DeelenOctober 3, 2024
Blog The Hills and the Mountains, the Rivers and Fountains We call such disasters “acts of God,” but their devastation is vastly increased by human activity. David HoekemaOctober 2, 2024
Blog “Only the trying:” A Review of Leap of Faith The last time I posted here, I shared my review of Pulitzer-prizewinning journalist Eliza Griswold's recent book, Circle of Hope:…Jennifer L. HolbergOctober 2, 2024
Blog What if Ukraine Loses the War? Ukraine’s continued survival owes move to the bravery of Ukrainians than the support it has received from the West.John BernbaumOctober 1, 2024
Blog A Liturgy for Celebrating a Wedding Anniversary Dear Reader,On August 14 of this year, my wife Tammy and I celebrated twenty-five years of marriage. I can hardly…Brian KeepersSeptember 30, 2024
Blog A Single Shoe Stray shoes are oddly personal, poignant, slightly disturbing when you come upon them.Marilyn McEntyreSeptember 29, 2024
Blog The Body Remembers After considering it for several years, I finally decided a few weeks ago to join the choir at our church.…Katy SundararajanSeptember 28, 2024
Blog Released My ordination in the Christian Reformed Church has served its purpose. And now I leave it behind.Heidi S. De JongeSeptember 27, 2024