The very words “family” or “parent” might bring up different images and memories from one person to the next. It makes sense, then, that no episode of the podcast We Are Family is quite alike; there’s an appealing and important diversity in the stories and views that guests share with the host, Julie Dennison, editor of Parents magazine. On … More Celebrating families of all kinds
In early 2020, poet and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama launched the Poetry Unbound podcast with On Being Studios. On each episode (about 15 minutes), he invites listeners to join him in contemplatively engaging with a single poem. Ó Tuama reads the poem at the center of the episode once—slowly, carefully, with his pleasing Irish lilt. He then shares … More Unbinding life through poetry
Take a moment to remember the last time you shared a game with someone, such as Monopoly, Scrabble, or Poker. It could be a recent rousing game with a child or spouse. Or maybe it’s the actual last time you played with someone who has since died – a cherished grandparent or friend. Perhaps you … More More than mere play
I reviewed @KatelynBeaty‘s thoughtful, entertaining, and much-needed new book Celebrities for Jesus for Christian Courier. Here’s an excerpt: In today’s world, where even followers of Christ cling to the trappings of celebrity and fame, Jesus’ posture of utterly humble surrender is still arresting, if not shocking. We prefer to worship the elevated. As Katelyn Beaty … More Escaping fame’s false promises
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