I walk in the store and old friends like Aunt Jemima and her neighbor, Mrs. Butterworth, look at me as if I’m Judas. I hurry…
Having lived now for 60 years, I see things much more clearly than ever before. Some of the things I see more plainly are unsettling…
I am not attempting to tell any believer how they should respond to the pandemic. Clearly, there are times we must stand our ground in…
When the heater in a stifling building would not turn off, we were advised to “carry on like normal”. No power and streams of floodwaters…
There are many benefits to returning to in-person classes, but there are also great costs, most notably, the lives of our teachers, staff, and students.
If we read all the gloomy headlines and are greatly distressed, then as Christians we need to recognize that as a warning sign that we…
The tough teachers I remember tended to be generally disagreeable people. Some were cold and acerbic; others were more brash and volatile. Some had the…
We stand at the forefront of a new school year, one that promises to be unlike any other. As teachers, we often feel we have…
Frustrated by the results of my work, I talked to my mentor. He assured me I was a good teacher, and graciously neglected to add…
Like poor Cinderella who got to attend the ball in style before the clock struck midnight and it all went awry, we enjoy the little…