
Book Review: Nadia Bolz-Weber, Sinner and Saint
Nadia Bolz-Weber is someone I follow on Twitter– she seems like my kind of fierce and funny ta...
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Nadia Bolz-Weber is someone I follow on Twitter– she seems like my kind of fierce and funny ta...
Continue readingI met Deacon Nancy Rosenblum during the Season of Lent this year and was delighted by her style, int...
Continue readingThe documentary “I Am Not Your Negro,” is less a movie than a plea for awakening and transfiguration of American culture. I was so stunned the first time I watched it, that I had to see it again two days later. Since then, I’ve been thinking about James Baldwin and his call to truth. In 1979…
This book took me a few weeks to finish- its the kind of book you read, then put down and linger over passages. When you read a book with the sage conversation of two of the world’s great spirits, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama, you realize how much there is to learn. There is…
Lent is coming to a close and the four holiest days of the Christian year are upon us- Maundy Thursday through Easter. This Lent has been interesting for various reasons. Do you ever want to go deeper in your faith and understanding of your religion? That’s what happened to me this year and I wondered…
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