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‘That summer sojourn, / forty years gone’
Drawstrings dangled, elastic held; polished nails picked at nubbled nylon.
We dove and split the sunlit water closing quick as time behind us.
Good Humor dripped manna for ants wandering sere and grainy sidewalks.
Dragonfly by day, firefly by night, we made our way under watchful eyes.
That summer sojourn, forty years gone, just children then, still children now.
John Savoie teaches great books at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.
Invisibility, Hudson Taylor, and the mystery of the world: The hopes and fears of invisibility, Hudson Taylor’s mission at 150, and the mystery of the world.
The Russell Moore Show
What the death of Jimmy Carter reveals about American Christianity.
Being Human
Steve and Lisa Cuss kick off a 2025 series on humans’ core relationships and their dynamics.
I’m always praying and worshipping under the influence of caffeine. Is that cause for concern?
Christian speculative fiction struggles to get onto bookstore shelves. So the genre is opening other portals to readers.
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The day after Jimmy Carter’s funeral, the former VP spoke to CT’s Russell Moore about what happened in the presidential pews and his prayers for his former running mate.
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Wildfire survivors say recovery from such huge loss is possible, but halting.
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With the UK making moves to legalize the practice, Protestant and Catholic leaders reiterate a pro-life defense for the vulnerable.
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For decades, acarajé has been considered an offering to Afro-Brazilian religious deities. What happens when evangelicals start producing and selling it?
