Faith, Fiction, Friends

Sometimes, the back story can be important, especially in poetry.  In 1968, Sydell Rosenberg was one of the founding members of the  Haiku S...

When pastors or priest look out at their congregations each Sunday, do they think about how the social internet has changed the people in fr...

After Galatians 3:1-9   It is said that policy is what you do, not what you say. True enough, except when it comes to the hope we have. It’s...

In 1964, one of the most famous, or notorious, pieces of British criticism was published in New Statesman. It was entitled “The Menace of Be...

The hottest ticket on the planet right now isn’t a Taylor Swift concert or the March Madness Final 4. It’s  the Vermeer exhibition in Amster...

After Galatians 2:15-21   We embrace the law, its familiar lines and contours providing  comfort and assurance in a world often gone mad. An...

Detective Inspector James Munro works in London. He was a few months from retirement from the police force in Scotland when his wife was kil...