The Helping Voice
I first met Dan shortly after the psychiatrist found a shiv fashioned from a toothbrush in his linen. I was […]
Contemporary Liturgy in the Local Church
Since the onset of the Jesus People movement in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Christianity has developed into a […]
We Grasp What Crumbles
After a meeting among camp volunteers, a pastor and I ended up in Waterbury’s decaying mall for lunch. Approaching the […]
Walking on Water
I tried walking on water once. I was eleven years old, and my grandmother had a pool at her house. […]
Waiting and Anticipation
When my wife first gave me the news that I was going to be a father, I was terrified. I […]
God and the Gita
The “Bhagavad Gita” is undoubtedly both one of the most influential religious writings and epic poems of all time. The […]
All That is Sacred
Growing up, religion always seemed to be black and white. All things could be divided between two categories: sacred and […]
Unbelief: My Struggle for Faith
The first time it hit me was completely unexpected like somebody just sucked all of the oxygen out of the […]