Essays
It Takes All Kinds
It takes all kinds to make God's world--one in which people answer the "still, small voice" to help one another, as Ed Bird learned on a Friday night when a friend was being evicted and had nowhere to go--or any means to get there.
Letter to My Mother
A shift in perspective--from being a daughter to also being a mother--brings a new appreciation for "this thing called motherhood," in this essay by Sola Olu.
Lost in the Middle Ages
What defines middle age? As Marcia Carruthers observes in this essay, the borders between youth and elderhood have blurred--and delightfully so.
Giddyup! Riding the Range of Change
For a young boy in East Texas, a cowboy's life seemed like the obvious path, until that unwelcome visitor - Change - came to call, in this moving essay by Clint Moore.
Night at the Museum
Comfort is only a few steps away, in the bedroom once occupied by her nonna, a space sure to soothe and engage the senses, in this delightful essay by a promising young writer, Isabella Miller.
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