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A Liturgy for the Wrapping of Christmas Gifts by Wayne Garvey and Douglas McKelvey O Great Giver of All Good Gifts, I sit amongst rolls...
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Consider the Agave of the Desert
One of the few native green things we have here in the Sonoran Desert is agave. You might be familiar with its syrup, a sweetener that...
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Hutchmoot: Homebound 2021 Registration Now Open
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Hard Conversations and the Power of Belief
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Arguing with Success
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Beginning a Long Work
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Feb 10, 2021
The Green Place
One of my favorite scenes from Mad Max: Fury Road is when Furiosa learns that “The Green Place” she’s been searching for has long since...
Feb 8, 2021
Hutchmoot in the Time of COVID
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Feb 2, 2021
Hutchmoot Podcast & Video: Why We Need Fiction for Moral Formation
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A Habit of Friendship
[Editor’s note: This post first appeared in Jonathan’s weekly Habit newsletter. To learn more and sign up, click the link at the end.] I...
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Tales of Hibaria: The Awakening by Jamin Still
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When I was 21, I signed a Nashville publishing deal. As a shy teenager I had discovered songwriting as a form of prayer, therapy, and...
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Mended
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Stuff We Liked in 2020
by the Rabbit Room “Okay,” you might be thinking, “Was there anything to like about 2020?” And you have a point. But amidst all the stuff...
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Merry Christmastide from the Rabbit Room
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Like Milk on the Stove
I learned a French saying the other day: “surveiller comme le lait sur le feu.” It means “to watch like milk on the stove.” As someone...
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