Five Poems to Read on Veteran's Day
In Flanders Fields by John Mccrae In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the...
top of page
Latest Article
Featured Categories
Books
Poetry
Music
Film
Culture
Community
Read More from the Rabbit Room
Oct 31
The Darkness is as Light to You: Christianity, Horror, and Stephen King
Can there be any agreement between Christianity and the horror genre?
Oct 29
Foreword to Rabbit Room Press's New Scripture Hymnal
In his forward to the Scripture Hymnal, David Taylor shares the importance of music in the Church.
Oct 21
An Introduction to the Scripture Hymnal
Randall Goodgame introduces the Scripture Hymnal.
Oct 10
Every Moment Illustrated: A Brief Guide to the Symbolism of Every Moment Holy
Ned Bustard walks us through the meaning of the imagery in his beautiful woodcuts for Every Moment Holy.
Oct 1
Glad & Golden Hours: This Book Is for You
Lanier Ivester introduces her upcoming book, Glad and Golden Hours, a recipe book and memoir for Advent.
Sep 13
The Artist Must Begin in Love: A Book Review by Anna A. Friedrich
by Anna A. Friedrich “...the artist must begin in love and create out of that…” - E. Lily Yu Don’t look for the Table of Contents when...
Sep 5
The Right Arrangement
Spiritual disciplines can foster a connection with God in a well-ordered life.
Aug 28
Books About Books: Ten Picks for Children's Reading
Ten recommendations for children's books... about books!
Aug 8
An Introduction to Aldo Leopold: A Book Review of A Sand County Almanac
A generation before Wendell Berry, Aldo Leopold was writing about the land. Here, Matt Wheeler reviews Leopold's book "Sand County Almanac."
Jul 15
A Mist Sprite’s Study of Being Human: Kyra Hinton on the Process of Writing Her New Book
Author Rebecca Reynolds sat down with Kyra Hinton to discuss Kyra's new book, A Mist Sprite's Study of Being Human.
Jun 27
15+ Summer Books for Children
by Cindy Anderson I recently had the opportunity to spend a few days at the beach. There is nothing quite like being close to the ocean...
Jun 17
Announcing Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad by Malcolm Guite
And so the tale came down the years In every land and tongue. And old folk told it through their tears And gave it to the young. And even...
May 14
15 Gardening Books for Children
Here are some great suggestions to sync up your kid's reading with the springtime season.
May 9
In Praise of Reading Poetry Aloud to Children
by Rebecca J. Gomez I often say that my mother is the voice of poetry in my mind. My mother read lots of poems and rhyming texts aloud to...
Apr 29
Aslan's Breath—The Creation of Narnia and the Ruach Elohim
Matthew Dickerson reflects on Lewis' use of the Holy Spirit in the creation of Narnia.
Apr 12
Are You a Tree or a Potted Plant?
In reflecting on the nature of trees, we may find new ways of understanding ourselves.
Mar 22
Why Everything That Doesn't Matter, Matters So Much: The Way of Love in a World of Hurt
A Review by Jessica Morris The best creative people make you feel known—their words, music, or movement crosses a medium and glides into...
Feb 28
Writing Within the Storm: On Leslie Bustard’s Selected Works
Théa Rosenberg reflects on the experience of editing Leslie Bustard's selected works into a single volume.
Feb 14
Unraveled and Restored: Personal Reflections on Philip Yancey’s Undone
"My illness has established an empire within me, and it will advance by certain arcane secrets of state, which it is not bound to...
Feb 12
A Liturgy for Those Wearied by Winter
This liturgy is taken from Every Moment Holy Volume 3 from Rabbit Room Press . You can find more liturgies like these at...
bottom of page