In her poem “Sign-Language in a Country Church,” Maya Clubine reflects on how those with disabilities (in this case, hearing loss) may struggle to participate fully in places of worship. Continue reading Sign Language in a Country Church
In her poem, “A Working Mother’s Prayer,” Pat Severin identifies the plight of working parents everywhere and also offers a path toward both coping and hoping that leads to the Word. Continue reading A Working Mother’s Prayer
Katharine Armbrester reviews Martin Luther King Jr’s “Strength to Love” Continue reading Strength to Love by Martin Luther King Jr. — Book Review
In his poem, “Day Unfolding,” Mark Weinrich desires his work to be alive with the sweetness of the Lord. Continue reading Day Unfolding
In his poem, “God’s Surprising Choice,” Mark Weinrich delights in God’s loving choice of the most unexpected people. Continue reading God’s Loving Choice
In his poem, “The Brush,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon the gentle moving of the Holy Spirit. Continue reading The Brush
In his poem, “Basking,” Mark Weinrich shares the wonder of how the Lord strengthens butterflies. Continue reading Basking
In his poem, “I Must Prevail,” Emmanuel G G Yamba writes about God making us conquerors despite the circumstances. Continue reading I Must Prevail
Patrice Wilson reviews Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s’ “No Future Without Forgiveness” Continue reading No Future Without Forgiveness by Archbishop Desmond Tutu — Book Review
In his poem, “Spiritual Jeopardy,” Ron Levi hypothesizes natural disobedience is the gateway to spiritual defiance. Continue reading Spiritual Jeopardy
In his ekphrastic poem, “American Benediction,” Tony Gruenewald sees the Holy Spirit in an iconic William Eggleston photograph. Continue reading American Benediction
In his poem, “God’s Keychain,” Tony Gruenewald contemplates the mysteries of creation. Continue reading God’s Keychain
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