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• Reflections on Good Friday by Kathryn House

  By Kathryn House on March 28, 2013 • ( 19 )

  Tomorrow is Good Friday on the western Christian calendar, the day when western Christians remember Jesus’ death on the cross. The day is often memorialized in ways that recall Jesus’ last moments, from his final steps to his final words,… Read More ›

• To Garden by Kathryn House

  By Kathryn House on September 23, 2012 • ( 4 )

  

  My work is transformed when I view the task at hand through verbs I learned through gardening: tend, nurture, sow, dig, weed, share, till, harvest, nourish, rest. Yesterday was the autumnal equinox, which means that fall is officially here. Right… Read More ›

• Christian Responses to Akin? by Kathryn House

  By Kathryn House on August 25, 2012 • ( 10 )

  Where are the virtual facepalms, open letters, memes, ironic but heartfelt Tumblrs, and You Tube counter-protests from Christians who found Akin’s views unfathomable? With gratitude for Michele’s astute and moving blog on Thursday, I have also wrestled with Rep. Akin’s… Read More ›

• To “Ride By On a Wheel” by Kathryn House

  By Kathryn House on July 27, 2012 • ( 10 )

  

  If you have been socialized that fading into the background should be your first concern, cycling can seem like one long experiment in declaring your valuable, irreplaceable, amazing existence in this world. I love riding my bicycle for many reasons…. Read More ›