Surprised by flexibility
This week we asked our bloggers what younger pastors are thinking about and what they think the rising generation of Presbyterian leaders..
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Mightily
This month we asked our bloggers about how they view the role of pastor, how they understand their pastoral identity, or to..
Pastor as saunterer
This month we asked our bloggers about how they view the role of pastor, how they understand their pastoral identity, or to..
Let’s say that we are more than our tragedies and our triumphs
Unlike that brashness of the snowcapped peaks out West, the Blue Ridge Mountains are elder statemen, gently sloped and quietly easing across..
A letter to watch over you
I was baptized as infant in a white clapboard church in the rural Canadian Rocky Mountains. The week before I received the..
You are special
My earliest memory of Dad’s church is autographing the Order of Service. A pastor’s kid knows not to call the paper the..
Peanut butter on both sides now
Somehow you forget what it was like. Your baby eventually does rip off five, six hours of sleep in a row and..
En el corpus
I did not get to watch Vilmarie Cintrón-Olivieri speak in Spanish as the newly elected co-moderator of the 223rdGeneral Assembly, being held..
The church speaks in tongues
The church speaks in tongues. I know you immediately think of what’s known as glossolalia, the strange utterance of an unknown language..
Two letters to a middle school youth group of years past
Editor’s note: Andrew Taylor-Troutman’s article on narrative medicine appeared in our recent issue on cancer (and is online here). Before seminary, he..
Hearing every word: A pastor’s experience with narrative medicine
Her head was wrapped in a bright orange and yellow tie-dyed scarf, a material that looked silky and shiny. The dark..