Once upon a time I had a little brother, and he loved stories, sat in odd curled-up positions, wrote poetry, told random jokes, was generally cheerful and thoughtful of others, married an artist, built himself and his beloved a sweet little cabin in the woods, decided to get his MA in marriage and family counseling…and […]
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Not long after I met Kelsey Osgood, we sat at a picnic table at the country ice cream store just down the road, she with her individual-sized bag of chips (chosen because of her Orthodox Jewish food requirements), I with my non-kosher cone. We discussed—among other things—Jewish food laws that seemed so stringent as to
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My friend and writing mentor, Dorcas Smucker, gave me a copy of her new book, Coming Home to Roost, when it released and said I could review it if I wanted to, but no pressure. That’s a nice kind of review to do and goes along with something I’ve appreciated about Dorcas in the years
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How do you teach an almost 2-year-old about Jesus? A little book I bought recently called Tell Me About Jesus is a great start. I love reading this book to Annalise. The pictures hold her attention so well, and the words are so simple and engaging, I have the feeling it must have been read
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I was recently given a newly released devotional for sexual abuse survivors, No Shame, by Melissa Heiland, in exchange for publishing an excerpt. I want to share the devotional from Day 21, titled “Committed No Sin.” The scripture passage that goes with this devotional is Deuteronomy 22:25-26: But if out in the country a man
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