If you’re like me, you are well aware of the literary giants of the past, but seldom actually read their works. And we are the poorer for it. John Muir is one I always wanted to get around to reading, … Continue reading
We didn’t have animal rescue centers in our town when I was a kid—just the “dog pound.” As the name implies, dogs were considered the animal most worthy of rescue. They may have taken cats, reluctantly. The fact of which … Continue reading
While the extreme cold temperatures in Grand Rapids are moderating and the sun is shining today, our condo is getting colder: yesterday the furnace fan stopped working. When Marge and I left the place for work this morning, the house … Continue reading
This story by Dr. Paul Brand has appeared in many publications since the early eighties. It was the one that first touched my heart and set me on the path as an advocate of creation care—as it has numerous others. … Continue reading
When I opened the eastern drapes this morning I became a delighted observer of a phenomenon that happens only a few days a year. The sky was cloudless, the wind was calm, the sun’s rays were still low, the snow … Continue reading
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