The Marital Politics of Communion and A Letter to Our Son
My husband grew up Catholic. He still tells his mother he claims dual-citizenship as Catholic and Lutheran. As part of our decision to get married, we made a decision that […]
My husband grew up Catholic. He still tells his mother he claims dual-citizenship as Catholic and Lutheran. As part of our decision to get married, we made a decision that […]
Over the trajectory of our lives, what are the longest and most enduring relationships we are likely to experience? With our parents? Our partner? Our children? For those of us […]
Luke 19:1-10 The Story of Zacchaeus I want to tell you the story of another boy who climbed a tree: The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. (Read story) The message […]
This will be the third year we do a backpack prayer at our church. We announce for several weeks before that all children are invited to bring their backpacks with […]
This Father’s Day will be the first on which my son’s father is no longer my husband. He left me for another woman earlier this year, and though he has […]
Thanks to everyone who contributed photos for “The View from Your Ministry” contest! A few of our favorites appear below. Also congratulations to Emily Chapman, who won the drawing for […]
It just happened again. I put down a copy of my seminary alumni magazine, after reading yet another article about how clergywomen can “have it all.” In the nearly seven […]
This month’s Christ and Creativity feature… Storytime They thought I was one of those teenage mothers who turned out all right. But the county health department nurses didn’t know that […]
For this, our inaugural feature, we bring you two very different pieces, “On Women and Children and Poverty,” a visual piece by Suzanne Stovall Vinson, and “&,” a poem by […]