Ali Kjergaard
Our Highest Joy
Can I bear, without breaking apart, the extraordinary?
Already, But Not Yet: Engaged Edition
Stuck Between the Proposal and the Altar.
Sitting Tight Is the Worst
“So there was a plan all along! There was a rescue plan!”
Athena, Proverbs 31, and Unwelcome Wisdom
The Unimpressive Life of Lasting Consequence
Where We Were Always Meant to Be
Come With Me, to Babylon, If You’d Like
DNF
The Cross and the Finish Line
More Than the Tinkling of Crystal
Inventing Anna and the Price of Happiness
Dry Bones and Stained Glass
Lent is not a season of self-imposed dreariness, but a lesson for living in a turbulent world.
Pacing Ourselves: Learning Moderation
How did we come to know that we were dying a slow and unacknowledged death?
You Can’t Take It With You
Naked I came from my mother’s womb, naked I will depart.
The Fairy Tale in the Nativity
“There is a violent kind of truth in the most primitive myths, a truth we need today.”
A Christmas Carol and Grace in Practice
Scrooge did it all, and infinitely more
