This Just In: America’s Birthday
This Just In — This weekend, we mark our 250th birthday as a nation. It seems like a big number, but honestly, it is (if we’re lucky) adolescence.
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Columns
Little Big Moments: Mercy on the Fourth of July
I suppose it is like a pastor to begin a musing with an old hymn, yet a walk on the beach at dawn brought “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” to mind.
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Exploring Your Creative Genius: Traditions and Tales
The Museum of Ojibwa Culture is located at St. Ignace in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Shirley Sorrel was the director of the Museum in 2014; she called me when she learned that ‘Anung’s Journey’ was being published.
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The South Orange Dispatch: Summer Heat Safety for Older Adults
As we’re pulling this together, Orange County is experiencing its fourth straight day under an extreme heat advisory and most of the land area is officially in an exceptional drought, the highest possible rating.
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This Just In: To Dream and Reflect
This Just In — Last weekend gave us all an opportunity to enjoy some respite from the daily stress of following the naked emperor, President Narcissus J. Drumpf. What a glorious relief and critical inflection point for the nation.
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Little Big Moments: A Black Mountain Diary Entry
Michael Koh is a terrific writer, and his gifts are on display in his series of humorous and...
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Holding Court: Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup Title Worth Celebrating In Style
Following the victory parade, David Glenn shares some outstanding stats that reflect how special the Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup win is.
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Exploring Your Creative Genius: ‘Ancestral Landscapes’ and Meaning Through Origin
Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 163...
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This Just In: An American Celebration
This Just In — Today kicks off a glorious weekend in the City of Chicago and throughout the country. With the official opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Juneteenth weekend, we will see a spectacular American celebration of a dream fulfilled.
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Little Big Moments: Song for a Season of Drought
James Davis was a Presbyterian pastor and poet. His funeral was held last Saturday at my church, and his family gave me a copy of his poetry book Seek the Counsel of Trees.
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