Passing on Prayer
By Kathy Khang It has been a difficult time to hope, but that night my husband and I hoped. There were only two cars in
By Kathy Khang It has been a difficult time to hope, but that night my husband and I hoped. There were only two cars in
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By Dana Bowman I’m standing in line at our local small town grocery store, humming listlessly along with a Muzak version of “Eye of the
We have just emerged from the Spring of the Great Purge. For almost five years, Dick and I have been settling into this strange
By Riley Balikian Anybody who has spent time with an inquisitive toddler knows what it is to be curious: Why? How? Who? Where? Though these
By Efrem Smith This column has been slightly edited from its original posting on the blog of Efrem Smith. I saw the movie “Straight Outta
By Jelani Greenidge Portland is known for its pleasant summers, but this year was a scorcher. I was planning to just grit and power through,
By Melissa Lee Emerson This column has been slightly edited from the new website, Forum: Dialoging with the Covenant Quarterly. The journal is now available
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] CHICAGO, IL (August 12, 2015) — I grew up in Florissant, Missouri, a neighboring community to Ferguson, and attended schools in the Ferguson-Florissant district
By T. David Beck SACRAMENTO, CA (August 10, 2015) — The number of self-professing Christians in America is continuing to decline. The number of “nones” (people
By John E. Phelan Jr. From 1618 until 1648, Europe experienced one of the most brutal, bloody, and destructive wars in an already long and
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