Opening the Doors of Time
Opening the door, or in other words, the practice of hospitality, has always mattered as a religious principle. Not only to religious communities greeting their guests, but to the very […]
+ Read MoreOpening the door, or in other words, the practice of hospitality, has always mattered as a religious principle. Not only to religious communities greeting their guests, but to the very […]
+ Read MoreFreshly returned from a pilgrimage to Transylvania, I recall questions that beckoned me there. Who were the early ones giving voice to the faith that claims me today, and what […]
+ Read MoreWe’d driven almost 3,000 miles, from the northern Midwest to the southwestern tip of the U.S. and were making our way home last month before I confessed that I hadn’t […]
+ Read MoreI once had a dream about words growing on bushes, blossoms free for the picking that I was gathering in a basket. Since then, I have come to believe that […]
+ Read Morenotes from the Festival of Faith and Writing I love a good question. So when I heard novelist Valerie Sayers speak at the Festival of Faith and Writing, I perked […]
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