How the Early Church Handled Disagreements By Bill White How did the early church handle disagreements? For people of the book like us, that seems like…Bill WhiteJune 3, 2018
When the Lady Says “RUN” By Katy Sundararajan In high school, I ran track for two years. I’m still exceptionally proud of myself for the…Katy SundararajanJune 2, 2018
A sort of confession When Julia Ward Howe sat down to refashion a much beloved Union battle hymn the troops called "John Brown's Body,"…James C. SchaapJune 1, 2018
Politically Correct I try to have a sense of humor, so when someone sent me a video about Social Justice Warriors, poking…Kate KooymanMay 31, 2018
A Stroll in the Woods By Chad Pierce I remember the feeling of hospitality I received twenty years ago like it was yesterday. A couple…Chad PierceMay 30, 2018
Blog What in the world does it mean to be “Reformed”? by Chuck De Groat I’d written a piece for The Twelve some time ago and a friend dropped a text…Chuck DeGroatMay 29, 2018
Being Remembered By Brian Keepers When I enter the hospital room, she is sitting up in the recliner beside the bed. Her…Brian KeepersMay 28, 2018
Blog Dinah and #MeToo By Bill White Dinah had no voice. An entire chapter of scripture tells her story, but not one word is…Bill WhiteMay 27, 2018
The Semiotics of Protest: A New Primer Since we have entered the Age of Resistance, it’s important to keep one’s protest muscles well-toned. With all the marching,…Debra RienstraMay 26, 2018
The Shape of Graduation The Shape of Water won the Oscar for best film last February. It tells the story of a mute woman…Jason LiefMay 25, 2018