Blog Figs I ate figs this morning, chopped-up, warmed momentarily in the microwave—which gives them an extra gooey sweetness—and smothered in yogurt…Thomas GoodhartSeptember 20, 2012
Blog The Most Difficult Job in the World. I was in DC this past week for some meetings with a few national faith leaders. One of the leaders…Jes KastSeptember 19, 2012
Blog Meddlers Over the past year I've had the privilege of being a guest co-host on the radio show "Groundwork," a show…Scott HoezeeSeptember 18, 2012
Blog Dad was Born in Mexico “Dad was born in Mexico.” It’s been a few weeks, but that line, from Mitt Romney’s speech at last month’s…Jeff MunroeSeptember 17, 2012
Blog Peter Rollins is Coming to Dordt College Ok, Ok... so this is a shameless plug. Guilty. You'll have to cut me some slack - I've been planning…Jason LiefSeptember 14, 2012
Blog The Dynamo, the Virgin, and the Quai D’Orsay On a free day during my trip to Paris last month, I took the train to Chartres to visit its…James BrattSeptember 14, 2012
Blog Desperately Grasping for Security As I listen to presidential politics, analyses of our economy, and responses to the recent attacks on US embassies (and…Theresa LatiniSeptember 13, 2012
Blog Blessed Are You Today's guest blogger is Dr. Mary Hulst, Calvin College's Chaplain. Mary spent eight years serving as the senior pastor at…Jennifer L. HolbergSeptember 12, 2012
Blog September 11, 2001: A Memory Lynn Japinga is substituting for Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell while he is on sabbatical. She teaches religion at Hope College and studies…Lynn JapingaSeptember 11, 2012
Blog Breadwinners I heard about the Election Day Communion project in a recent newsletter of Christian Churches Together. It caught my attention this…Jessica BrattSeptember 10, 2012