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Why I marched, what I saw

Guest commentary by John M. Cleghorn “My feets is tired, but my soul is rested.” Those words from Mother Pollard, who participated..

Jesus and the displaced

Guest commentary by Joseph L. Morrow The ever-insightful theologian Willie Jennings in his book, “The Christian Imagination,” offers a sobering and astounding..

Driving with Jesus

For someone whose parents truly thought she might never master driving a car, I have spent a lot of time driving. I..

Jesus doing what?

  St. Jude Hospital is the gold standard in volunteerism and fundraising. Our church preschool hosts a St. Jude Trike-A-Thon each year..

Holiday road

This summer our family vacation was also a family road trip. We spent time in the western United States culminating with a..

Don McKim

Call on me

Guest commentary by Donald McKim Tucked in the midst of Psalm 50 is verse 15: Call on me in the day of..

A good death

  When I was doing my summer of Clinical Pastoral Education (that’s a chaplaincy internship with a lot of group processing and..

Are you invisible?

  Guest Outpost blog by Alex Becker I am invisible. It’s not something I regularly tell people, largely because if I told..

Growing into God’s call

  Over the last 10 years, educators and armchair psychologists have focused on the mindset required for success. Carol Dweck, in her..

The gift of Sabbath

  Like many pastors, I have a difficult time taking time off and truly disconnecting. I take all of my vacation time..

The room where it happens

  Our church was having one of many conversations about Christian education. Parents were gathered in the Fellowship Hall, eating sandwiches and..

Why I Still Go

For all their quirks and quibbles, all their foibles, squabbles, even downright donnybrooks, I find my people there. Recalcitrant, to be sure,..

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