Monthly Archives: June 2012

This summer is one of every second summer in which our Eastern Synod gathers in convention. But our assembly at Wilfrid Laurier University July 5 – 7 will be something different than a typical business meeting of a typical secular … Continue reading →

We modern, 21st century North Americans like logic and rational thinking. We like to analyse everything, to dissect, pull apart, and examine anything and everything. In our scientific, fact-based, information-obsessed culture, we find it hard to deal with open-ended questions, … Continue reading →

“A spiritual life doesn’t necessarily lead to tranquility, to peace, or to a beautiful feeling about ourselves, or about how nice it is to be together with others. The chipping-away process can hurt. It might mean being lonely in a … Continue reading →