Blog Baffled by Octogenarians One particular thread intrigues me about these octogenarian companions: they have a cultivated commitment to being baffled.Nathan GroenewoldSeptember 10, 2024
Blog Leaving the Nest When it comes to parenting, our current society has much to say. There are loads of parenting podcasts, manuals, books,…Rebecca KoerselmanSeptember 9, 2024
Blog Burned at the Stake Burning was the worst. The martyrs burned at the stake stopped me, stop me stillMarilyn McEntyreSeptember 8, 2024
Blog Religious Churn in America: A New Study Is it true? Is the church going through upheaval? We can truck in vague pronouncements and “vibes,” but we can…Debra RienstraSeptember 7, 2024
Blog A Letter of Resignation As you indicated in your memo to the Council of Delegates, I have no choice but to resign.Matt AckermanSeptember 6, 2024
Blog Rhythms I have lived the academic calendar long enough to know that the year turns over, not in January, but in…Tim Van DeelenSeptember 5, 2024
Blog “A Harrowing”: Review of Eliza Griswold’s Circle of Hope Reading Pulitzer Prize winner Eliza Griswold’s new book, Circle of Hope: A Reckoning with Love, Power, and Justice in an American…Jennifer L. HolbergSeptember 4, 2024
Blog Pastors Who Quit It seems like more people I know and respect are stepping away from the pastorate – sometimes even stepping away…Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellSeptember 3, 2024
Blog Beholding Christ in Mukono He ushered us into the sanctuary, to a reserved section up front, smiled warmly and gestured with his hand for…Brian KeepersSeptember 2, 2024
Blog Paying Attention We have been conditioned to think of ourselves as "consumers," an identity sometimes more pertinent to our daily lives than…Marilyn McEntyreSeptember 1, 2024