Ode to the vulture
Andrew Taylor-Troutman invites readers to transcend an ominous image.
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Drawn Again — A poem-prayer for Christmas Eve
Come, Lord Jesus — in the retelling of the familiar story, in the souls that gather to listen, writes Andrew Taylor-Troutman.
After and After: A poem-prayer for Veterans Day
Andrew Taylor-Troutman offers a worship resource for Remembrance Sunday.
Who Weeps with Me? A prose poem before a vigil of peace
In response to recent violence, Andrew Taylor-Troutman shares a poem he wrote while planning a peace vigil.
For giving me the things I need
From apples to sunflower seeds to a small daughter's blessing.
Prayer for parents of young children
"O Lord, if you were to head upstairs, beware the Lego landmines on the carpet ... "
Our Work is Loving the World
A poem for those affected by Monday's shooting at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Finding hope in family letters from World War II
Andrew Taylor-Troutman learns about his great-uncle's experience as a soldier in WWII and reflects on the habitual nature of hardship — and grace.
Washed Ashore: Family, Fatherhood, and Finding Home on Martha’s Vineyard
"Whether preaching or writing, Eville believes the goal of storytelling is 'trying to tell it and live it the best I can.' Could not the same be said of faith?" — Andrew Taylor-Troutman
“It’s nice to rest together”
Andrew Taylor-Troutman shares how an hourly break at his community pool gives his family a glimpse of sabbath.