Take up and read!
Reading is a key part of our lives. Usually when a printed text catches our eye, we read it. Reading is such..
Reading Merton again
As a Presbyterian pastor I am required to have earned a Master of Divinity as part of my ordination requirements. The M.Div...
Books as doorways to other worlds
Books have always been an important part of my life. My innate obsession with books has blossomed into a deep appreciation for..
Reading as a listening exercise
I was asked recently what I read for inspiration and information. I had to admit to this person that my reading, especially..
What fiction has taught me about the story of God
My first memory of a storybook includes the Fisher-Price record player, an illustrated version of “Snow White,” a tone to turn the..
Why I “waste” my time reading fiction
I cannot remember how, as an adult, I first got my hands on “A Ring of Endless Light” by Madeleine L’Engle. My..
Reading While Black: African American Biblical Interpretation as An Exercise in Hope
Esau McCaulley InterVarsity Press, 208 pages Reviewed by Sterling Morse “Learning to drive, you must see the big picture.” This was told..
A novel and a song of love
I have always been a reader – it’s how I learn, engage and make sense of the world – so it’s not..
What are you reading this summer?
Guest blog by Russ Kerr I love summer reading! Winter reading is for curling up with a cozy blanket next to the..
Three pandemic reads
The last time I met with my spiritual director, we talked about how you often hold onto a book until you are..
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