short stories
Fusty Churches, Creaking Hymns, and Revived Faith
Then Jesus left the vicinity of Tyre and went through Sidon, down to the Sea of […]
John L’Heureux’s latest short story, published recently in the New Yorker, tells of a woman […]
In Tobias Wolff’s 1985 short story, “Say Yes,” a husband and wife are washing and […]
Somehow, all these years later, that “dark speck” has stuck with me. I first spotted […]
My late father-in-law, a pastor, used to say he would rather officiate a funeral than […]
If Alcoholics Anonymous really is a model for the Church, then Raymond Carver has some […]
This time, we turn to one of the famous Argentine’s stories about religion, language, fatalism, […]
To read along, go here. The possibility for man to come to God lies precisely […]
This week, we get to hear all about Christianity, morality, and sanctification, from the ever-insightful […]
Introducing a new feature! Weekly or quasi-weekly postings of short stories followed by a few […]