Feb 20, 2020 | Book Review Blog
n 2018, the Episcopal Church invited its people to practice the Way of Love. Reminiscent of one of the names which referred to the first century Church (the Way), the Way of Love is a way of life, a commitment to follow Jesus by using seven principles: Turn, Learn,...
Feb 19, 2020 | Book Review Blog
There are many Lenten devotionals available, on many different topics. The recently published Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing is a unique and challenging one. It was written by Gayle Boss, author of the Advent devotional All Creation Waits, with woodcut...
Jan 27, 2020 | Book Review Blog
As a chaplain who works at a local hospital and works with congregations, I have sat with many people as they and family members have gone through transitioning from this life to the next, however they view this. Sometimes I have wondered if there was more I could...
Dec 12, 2019 | Book Review Blog
If you like the idea of exploring a fantasy world with interesting characters and unique places, then you should enjoy Tales of the Inner City by Scott Bryte. As the title suggests, all the stories take place in the Inner City, but it’s not the typical inner city...
Nov 7, 2019 | Book Review Blog
One of my favorite responses to certain theological questions was from someone who said, “How can anyone know that?” If religious people are honest, they accept that there are many unanswered questions about God and the spiritual realm. A delightful and beautifully...
Sep 5, 2019 | Book Review Blog
When I do in-person Sunday school teacher training (becoming rarer and rarer these days), I like to share a white rope of 168 inches which has one inch colored in black. I ask people if they know what the 168 inches represents. Usually they don’t, so I explain that...
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