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Andrew Taylor-Troutman

Andrew Taylor-Troutman’s newest book is This Is the Day, which is available through the publisher and online bookstores. He serves as pastor of Chapel in the Pines Presbyterian Church in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and heartily roots against the Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball team.

More Stories from this Author

The Long Way Home: Detours and Discoveries

Andrew Taylor-Troutman reviews Tom Montgomery Fate's new book.

Books we love: How Not to Be Afraid

Gareth Higgins’ new book helps Andrew Taylor-Troutman remember that the antidote to fear is “action rooted in hope.”

Big God, think little: a poem and reflection

The “environment” is not something separate from us, but we are intricacy and intimately part of it. What we do matters on a daily basis.

Let there be marshes

Inspired by Austen Hartke’s Transforming: The Bible & the Lives of Transgender Christians

Notice resurrection

The Gospels record that Jesus chooses when he makes himself known after his resurrection. He is perceived as a gardener or a..

Where have all the sunflowers gone?

There were to be weddings. There were to be bouquets of dazzling sunflowers. More golden flowers were to be woven into the..

Quietly unfolding: A tribute to pastors

Novelist Marilynne Robinson wrote in appreciation of her pastor, “There is no way of reckoning the value good pastors bring to the..

Outlook Features

Now or never

In Memory of Rev. Shannon O’Leary Tammy pounded her fist into her baseball glove: once, twice. The boys on the other side..

In defense of an online ministry presence

I was disappointed to read Tish Harrison Warren’s New York Times editorial calling for a blanket ban upon online worship (“Why Churches..

Sermons as poems, poems as sermons: an invitation to a new practice

Lauren Winner, author and Duke Divinity professor, told participants in a writing workshop to rework our sermons as sonnets as part of..