by Keith Herron | Sep 18, 2023 | Feature|Opinion
Clergy and congregations are in an awkward dance together these days as they suffer from anxiety and conflict inside and outside the walls of the church. These concerns have existed for generations, but the price of r the conflict has gone up. These changes have...
by Keith Herron | Oct 4, 2022 | Opinion
Jody Dungan’s life mission has been to follow her wish to live fully and completely in her true identity. This painful sojourn toward freedom from the self that others expected her to embody began in childhood and continued across the arc of her life. In her book...
by Keith Herron | Apr 27, 2022 | Opinion
All the gifts of life were mine at my birth, assigned to me as I made my first appearance. It was part of a contract of life received from the great mystery of creation that each of us received in the gift of our existence. That contract was calculated as the miracle...
by Keith Herron | Apr 11, 2022 | Opinion
John Claypool once observed that the Bible is written in the language of people and events. The Bible speaks of faith in a wide variety of ways – narrative, poetry, song, parables, correspondence, prophecy, wisdom sayings, pithy stories, comedy, tragedy and fairy tale...
by Keith Herron | Jun 4, 2021 | Opinion
With over half a million deaths in this country alone, who has not been touched by this pandemic? The unseen lines of connection have been skewed or even severed as our once familiar communities have been crippled. In the aftermath, there’s a deep need to rebuild the...
