A change of heart
—by Ryan LaHurd Every Tuesday and Thursday my wife and […]
Like Zacchaeus, my neighbor served as an actor who kept inequality in place…
—by Judith Roberts
The day we purchased our house, we loaded boxes, furniture, toys and clothes onto my uncle’s truck. I was so excited.
Our caravan of cars and trucks
The inward focused spiral
—by Sarah Carson Recently I got into a fight with […]
Most merciful God
–by Jennifer Phelps Ollikainen Whenever I realize that I’ve done […]
New eyes for worship
– by Leila Ortiz Growing up in the Pentecostal church, […]
The unit that prays together…
–by Linda Post Bushkofsky As this month’s issue makes clear, […]
The power of our combined lights, our combined prayers
by Betty E. Landis — The practice of contemplative prayer may be a simple way to bond with neighbors who may not be connected to a faith community but, like us, hunger for authenticity and human connectivity.
Am I doing this right?
—by Laurie A. Jungling Several months ago, some members of […]
It’s like Jesus knew that a leather sectional would bring the pang of an unrequited love…
After the storm
—by Cindy Novak Kim Rathjen’s mountain-high experience usually takes place […]
