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Pete Peterson wrote a new post, Postcards Along the Way (Mile 0) 1 week, 3 days ago

Jennifer and I are taking something of a sabbatical this month and walking the Camino de Santiago, a 500+ mile pilgrimage from France, across northern Spain, to Santiago de Compostela, the traditional resting […]

Leah replied 1 week ago

Ooh, I want more updates. Thank you for sharing.

Pete Peterson wrote a new post, Rabbit Room Theatre Presents: THE HIDING PLACE 1 month ago

It’s been a long time coming, but today I finally get to unveil the Rabbit Room’s newest program: Rabbit Room Theatre. And on June 30th, 2022, we will launch headlong into our fresh, newly-imagined production […]

Kathleen Mahoney replied 4 weeks ago

I can’t tell you how happy I am that you guys made a theater arm!!! You guys just get better and better! <3
Jacob replied 3 weeks, 6 days ago

How great! I was so incredibly happy to read these news!
Sometimes I missed theatre among all these other art forms in talkings in the Rabbit Room. But suddenly the rabbit scampers around the corner and jumps straight into the spotlight… Wonderful!

Jonathan Rogers wrote a new post, Don't Waste Your Experience 2 months, 1 week ago

In the forums of The Habit Membership, Carey Christian recently posted an essay she had written about her experience as a survivor of the Columbine High School shooting in Littleton, Colorado. She survived by […]

Pete Peterson wrote a new post, Welcoming our New Director of Operations: Andy Patton 2 months, 2 weeks ago

The Rabbit Room team has grown by leaps and bounds in the past few years, and today we’re delighted to announce that this strange little organism of ours has sprouted a new limb in the form of Andy Patton, our n […]

John Cal replied 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Marmite is delicious, and you’re a food snob, Pete Peterson.
- Pete Peterson replied 2 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  But it’s called “marmite.” Technically, I’m just a naming-convention snob.
tom replied 2 months, 1 week ago

Rev Counta & The Speedoze – Marmite Sandwiches – YouTube
Here’s all you need too know about Marmite…

Jonathan Rogers wrote a new post, Good Bad Art and Bad Bad Art 4 months ago

In college I had a housemate who was a DJ at a Christian radio station. He believed (and freely admitted) that the music he played at the radio station was mostly a watered down imitation of the pop and rock […]

Ron Block replied 4 months ago

“It is exceedingly hard to make good art. With very limited tools…” I’m certain you specifically meant the banjo. Thanks for this excellent combination of words.
Nathaniel McComb replied 4 months ago

This was an encouragement for me today.
Libby U replied 3 months, 3 weeks ago

So good. Thank you for the encouragement.

Pete Peterson wrote a new post, I'm Sick of This (On Writing "The Oracle of Philadelphia") 6 months ago

[Editor’s note: In celebration of the print release of Pete Peterson’s “The Oracle of Philadelphia,” we share with you a piece from Pete originally published on the Rabbit Room blog in 2014 which narrates the […]

Pete Peterson wrote a new post, Why Black Friday? 6 months, 2 weeks ago

[Editor’s note: Black Friday is upon us even sooner than usual this year (in order to compensate for supply chain issues), along with its all-too-familiar sense of moral conflict. Many of us are asking questions […]

Pete Peterson wrote a new post, Coming Soon: <em>The River Fox</em> 6 months, 3 weeks ago

Five or six years ago, I joined Jonny Jimison’s Patreon page. If I remember correctly, he’d committed to redrawing his Dragon Lord Saga in color (having published books one and two in black and white), and the […]

Jonathan Rogers wrote a new post, Looking the World Back to Grace 8 months, 2 weeks ago

If you’ve read Anne of Green Gables, you probably remember that scene near the beginning when Matthew Cuthbert is driving Anne Shirley from the train station to Green Gables for the first time. Anne chatters away […]

Pete Peterson wrote a new post, Fare Forward, Thomas McKenzie 9 months ago

For more than a decade, Thomas McKenzie was a beloved member of the Nashville community (and far, far beyond). Yesterday, on August 23rd, 2021, he was killed in an interstate crash along with his oldest daughter, […]

Chinwe Edeani replied 9 months ago

I’m so sorry. Praying that closing prayer with you all.
Josh Duncan replied 9 months ago

Fr. Thomas played an important role in my spiritual journey. I never personally knew him, but I’m thankful that God gave him to us for a while. Memory eternal.
April McClure Stewart replied 9 months ago

Goodness, Pete, what a powerful remembrance. I’m praying for you and all who loved him. Thank you for sharing your love for him with us.
Mary Griffin replied 9 months ago

My heart aches for this deep loss for all who loved him. Praying for peace and comfort and that God will surround you all with His grace in unmistakable and tangible ways. Yearning for heaven when death and loss will be no more.
Kathleen Mahoney replied 8 months, 4 weeks ago

this is so very sad. I was very blessed to attend one of Father McKenzie’s church services while I attended Hutchmoot one year and I loved watching his commentaries on movies and listing to his talks. One of my very first things I listened to on the Hutchmoot talks was one by Father McKenzie! It was on the resurrection and it opened my eyes that we will be as Christ is in the Resurrected body.
He will be missed, but praise God that this is only for a short reprieve, for we will see him again.

Pete Peterson wrote a new post, The Long Shadow of Walter Wangerin, Jr. 9 months, 2 weeks ago

Walter Wangerin, Jr., died yesterday. He’d wrestled lung cancer for a decade, so it was a long time coming, but death stings no less for the wait.

He was our first Hutchmoot speaker and a National Book Award […]

Mark Meynell replied 9 months, 2 weeks ago

Thanks so much for posting this now, Pete
Dale Pratt replied 9 months, 2 weeks ago

Brilliant. Thank you, Pete. “He kept the Keepers and we kept the Earth.”
Chinwe Edeani replied 9 months, 2 weeks ago

Lovely. Thank you.
L.A. Smith replied 8 months, 3 weeks ago

Thank you for this lovely tale. What a joy to read this tribute to a wonderful writer and get a glimpse of some of my favourite characters again. He will be missed, but his voice will still be heard in the legacy of words he left behind.

Reagan Dregge

@rdregge