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Blog Navigating the Complexities and Compassion of Abortion Hannah Matthews uses her firsthand experience as an abortion doula to explore people’s experiences with abortion in her first book,…Allison Vander BroekSeptember 9, 2023
Blog Harriet Beecher Stowe and the Legacy of Edwards If people recognize Harriet Beecher Stowe, it is as the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. But she was also familiar…James BrattSeptember 8, 2023
Blog Being Pastored by Father Brown I got Covid last week, and it knocked me right out. Which meant I spent a lot of time on…Laura de JongSeptember 7, 2023
Blog The Rainmakers Everyone was quite certain that the Lord was teaching us a painful lesson by withholding the rain.Ed BlankespoorSeptember 6, 2023
Blog Paul Sends His Love The title of today’s RJ blog is borrowed from a chapter title in a book of essays by the late…Scott HoezeeSeptember 5, 2023
Blog The words she knows….the tune she hums… One of my first tastes of freedom was driving a car, alone, with sole control of the radio. It was…Rebecca KoerselmanSeptember 4, 2023
Blog Tomato Season It’s tomato season. I’m not sure I can convey the physical weight represented by those three words. The eight Roma…Katlyn DeVriesSeptember 3, 2023
Blog A Passel of Idiolectical Delights We’re not talking about a language, or a dialect, or even current slang, but rather those little ways of speaking…Debra RienstraSeptember 2, 2023
Blog The three tellings of Uncle Jay’s story I don't know where Dad got his hair cut regularly, but I remember that a trip to Cedar Grove, just…James C. SchaapSeptember 1, 2023