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04/22/2019

Name Your God

On Alice in Chains, Christian camps, and Satanism

by Aaron Burch

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02/07/2019

When in Jerusalem

When heartbreak, violence, and a new beginning collide in the holiest of cities.

by Kristin Winet

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01/28/2019

Climbing Brandon

A moment of self discovery while hiking Mt. Brandon

by Daniel Hudon

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12/20/2018

A River Runs Through Lit

A benthic interpretation of water and southern art

by James McWilliams

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12/18/2018

Lotsa Matzo In Kolkata

Observing Jewish Kolkata

by Daniel Asa Rose

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08/09/2018

In Chapels of Music and Steel

Cars as sanctuaries

by Melanie McCabe

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07/09/2018

Talking to Gods and Fathers

Lessons learned in a conference hall

by Imran Khan

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06/15/2018

Remembering

Finding the bright side

by Janeane Glenn

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04/12/2018

Are You There God? It’s Me, Crenshaw.

“[I]f we are only trying to relate to ourselves, we have lost.”

by Paul Crenshaw

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03/22/2018

Not a Bad Man at All

. . . and yet

by Vic Sizemore

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