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Just One...

she said, just One Touch will heal me...

You Never Left

Isla could even convince herself that she was alright by the way she responded to her family’s greetings and how are you’s...

An Unconventional Semester

Many of my friends, like my classes, are only a click away—but so is Zoom fatigue. You, like I, may feel cheated out of an experience...

In pain we know our healer: “Is God’s love present in our suffering?”

For my first two years, I had been struggling to stay caught up with most of my classes due to my learning disabilities...

Ecclesiastes

I was thinking about both the brevity of life and the permanence of eternity. How does one enjoy life while holding things loosely here...

Christians: Where Are You?

The deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Aubery, Breonna Taylor, and innocent Black folks in America have sparked outcry, leading to protesting...

On Repeat: Our Current Favorite Christian Songs

As we settle into a season of waiting and hoping, we as staff thought we'd keep it light and share with you some of our current favorite...

Two Screwtape Letters

My dear Wormwood, Ah! So your patient’s university is closing down? Is that so? Shall we celebrate, then, and gorge...

The Good News

As we as a staff thought about how to best bless and love our community this Holy Week, the week leading up to Jesus’s crucifixion...

Reflections on Holy Saturday

A few weeks ago, when things started shutting down in earnest, a friend of mine posted on Facebook, “This is the weirdest thing that's...

Reflections on Good Friday

By Megan O’Brien Crayne | We live in a time of profound suffering. Some of the suffering is physical; we see infection, death, and dome...

Hope as Sustenance: “A God We Cannot See is Ready to Provide”

Two Sundays ago—which seems like a lot more than two weeks ago—we heard in the gospel of how Jesus fasted in the desert for forty days...