Faith, Fiction, Friends

After Luke 2:41-52   His parents stare, almost in shock. Their 12-year-old son, their young son, this boy, is teaching the teachers, astonis...

My wife and I have joke about PBS: When all else fails, do  Downton Abbey  or some variation on the theme. Reruns, fundraisers – it seems at...

After Luke 2:41-52   The boy they’d lost, the boy they feared was dead, is found, and found in the most unlikely of places, the temple of Go...

It’s difficult for me to imagine that I’ve had a Facebook account for at least 17 years, but a Facebook memory popped up this week to prove ...

  A Return to Earnestness  – Kelly Keller at Story Warren.   Francis Scott Key and the Making of a New American Anthem  – Jason Clark at Thi...

Take a text, any text. It might be a paragraph from a novel, an excerpt of an essay, a newspaper article, a poem, words in advertisements, o...

London’s ice cream wars  – Jim Warerson, David Hall, and Polly Smythe at London Centric.  The Other Side (of sad stories)  – Glenn McCarty a...