Simon of Cyrene
In his essay, “Simon of Cyrene,” Nabil Ziani remembers Simon of Cyrene, the man who carried the cross of Jesus Christ, and his legacy. Continue reading Simon of Cyrene
Category: Creative Nonfiction
Hope Grows Slow
In her essay, “Hope Grows Slow,” Sarah Freymuth reflects on the seed of hope that endures. Continue reading Hope Grows Slow
An Unexpected Angel
In her short nonfiction piece, “An Unexpected Angel,” Janet Pierce describes an encounter with a heavenly messenger that gave her peace to sustain her when she needed it most. Continue reading An Unexpected Angel
The Freedom Within
In his poem, “The Freedom Within,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon how our Shepherd delights as we discover the joy and freedom we have in Him. Continue reading The Freedom Within
The Mule
In his meditation, “The Mule,” W. Robert Boyd reflects upon his lifelong grievance of being last and how Christ taught him the truth of bearing burdens. Continue reading The Mule
Wake Gently
In his essay, “Wake Gently,” Thomas Dunne reflects on the benefits of walking in dawn’s silent, gray hour. Continue reading Wake Gently
Excuses
In his meditation, “Bending Down,” Mark Weinrich ponders the humble service of prayer. Continue reading Excuses
Searching for Julian
In his essay, “Searching for Julian,” Lincoln Jaques reminisces his experience of living simply for a year in Norwich inspired by the life and writings of Julian of Norwich. Continue reading Searching for Julian
Mom’s Choice
In her essay, “Mom’s Choice,” Meredith Stephens describes how her mother refused the advice of her uncle, who was a doctor, to have an abortion. Continue reading Mom’s Choice
Converging Camps — Conversations about Conception
In her essay, “Converging Camps — Conversations about Conception,” Page Lee describes several critical conversations that have shaped her view on the abortion debate. Continue reading Converging Camps — Conversations about Conception
Reverend Culbert’s Daughter
In her essay, “Reverend Culbert’s Daughter,” Candace Arthuria Williams reflects on her early years under the tutelage of a righteous and honorable man of God. Continue reading Reverend Culbert’s Daughter
Redeemables
In her essay, “Redeemables,” Susan H. Evans reflects on experiencing Christ in the unlikeliest of places. Continue reading Redeemables
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