While watching TV last night Denny’s aired a commercial for some gigantic, industrial, over-processed and super cheap breakfast deal. I am usually revolted by such things, and me and my
Creativity has been on my mind a lot lately during Lent. In our rush to give something up and keep it out of our lives for a time I think
The season before we celebrate the giving of unceasing and abundant life must naturally be a time of stripped down, bare bones life. The life of temptation. The life of
Ash Wednesday is the first day of the Lenten fast, and as such is the marker for a great time of fasting throughout Christianity. It is good to remind ourselves
I was recently interviewed by Heather Goodman for the Glimpses e-zine. The article is “In His Story: Interview with Thomas Turner.” Heather talks to me about my favorite authors, what I
Just as my husband created this blog “Everday Liturgy” to write about acts of worship for the other six days of the week, Julie Clawson has written a book “Everday
Reviewed by Sarah. I read this book over the Christmas holiday and it seemed like no sooner did I turn on NPR on my daily drive to work on January 13
Just a heads up that I am doing book reviews on what should be a regular basis with The Englewood Review of Books. My first review is of Charles Marsh
