This week, I’m sharing about books being released by smart, faithful, thoughtful friends. Yesterday, we had an excerpt from How to Use a Runaway Truck Ramp. Today, a little bit about creativity. The group of third graders entered the building in normal third grader fashion; shoulders shoving and tongues flapping. […]
The author and all around great guy, Ed Cyzewski, has published with his co-author a new book called Hazardous: Committing to the Cost of Following Jesus. Can we get a WOOT WOOT for Ed and Derek. *WOOT WOOT* Ed’s publication celebration includes asking his friends and colleagues to share our […]
I’m visiting my friend Ed Cyzewski’s blog house today. Come over and say hi. I’m sharing for his Women In Ministry series, with which I am in love. Here’s a taste: Unlike other contributors to this fantastic series, I do not have a story of overcoming institutional oppression. I cannot […]
So, I read Pam Hogeweide’s book, “Unladylike: Resisting the Inustice of Gender Inequality in the Church,” and half through, felt like burrowing my feminine head in the sand. But I plowed through, becuase I like Pam, and because her book held promise and hope. (Of which I write here.) About […]
A confluence of conversations on a spinning vortex of topics has left my brain swirling like an overflowing…well, washing machine. Reading a book on gender inequity in the church at the same time I’m reading about America post-Revolutionary war, through […]
Find me over at Ed Cyzewski’s blog, In a Mirror Dimly, today. I’ve been talking about the power of poo since my book was released. In my case, The Dog’s poo was enough to get me running, to find a new challenge and to carve a new path. In Friday Flush—because I’m […]
I used to write this magazine column about the towns of Vermont, suggesting fun restaurants, shops, and activities. Part of it was great. I spent my day meeting people who had found what they wanted to do with their lives. They seemed fulfilled and happy, whether it was making clean, […]
