Sure, Mothers Day is probably the invention of the florists and the candy makers.

But holidays are a chance for us to share something in common.

And what we have in common is a mother.

How do we know what we know? That’s the concern of epistemology. Now, forget the word, epistemology, as I only used it because it starts with an “e” and so fits “it’s the economy, stupid.” ...

Something wonderful is happening, driven by a sense of desperate need.  Secular scientists are recognizing the need to reach out to people of faith, especially people of evangelical faith, in order ...

I came home from London to see a feature article in the Ann Arbor Observer on the Vineyard Church of Ann Arbor.  The writer, Jim Leonard, is a well known and highly regarded writer here in Ann Arbor ...

What an experience,  being with these evangelical-charismatic Church of England  believers, mostly young–early twenties–in central London for a few days.  To be lifted out of one’s own context ...