Blog Let the Circle Be Unbroken I got to church very late last Sunday. So late, in fact, that the minister was leaving the pulpit precisely…Sarina Gruver MooreJuly 13, 2017
Blog The Holy Ghost in a Gluten-Free Host When I was five years old I would line up my stuffed animals into pews. I would grab bread and…Jes KastJuly 12, 2017
Blog Commemorate, Note, Celebrate, Mourn? I expect that by October here on The Twelve--and all over the place--we will be writing and reading many'a post…Scott HoezeeJuly 11, 2017
Blog Making Rudeness Normal Whenever I watch reality TV, I am struck by how often reality TV participants explain their bad behavior as “truth-telling”…Rebecca KoerselmanJuly 10, 2017
Blog Home Places by Katy Sundararajan My family and I arrived at Bengaluru International Airport at around 11:30pm. We navigated the immigration lines,…Katy SundararajanJuly 9, 2017
Blog Narratives, Evangelicals, Abortion, and Ourselves by Allison Vander Broek A few months ago I presented a paper at a fascinating conference. The conference was a…Allison Vander BroekJuly 8, 2017
Blog The Zen of Caddyshack This morning we welcome Dordt History professor Paul Fessler as a guest contributor to the 12. Paul is a New…Paul FesslerJuly 7, 2017
Blog Your Church Isn’t Going to Fix Poverty by Kate Kooyman My job is to talk to churches about social justice. So I’m no stranger to the argument…Kate KooymanJuly 6, 2017
Blog Journey by Norman Kolenbrander As we drove out of the city of Krakow, Poland, strips of ripening barley, oats, and rye…Norman KolenbranderJuly 5, 2017
Blog Making Peace with Patriotism Patriotism comes easily to people. We all innately like and appreciate the place we are from. Contrary to voices we…Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellJuly 4, 2017