Ali Kjergaard
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
Dang, I Can’t Control the Weather
When God Sends a Heatwave, There’s Nothing We Can Do
Actors in a Play We Didn’t Write
Is Life a Tragedy, or a Comedy?
Fierce Female Friendships
Ruth and Naomi: the Story You Probably Didn’t Hear in Youth Group
Mosquito-Bitten Imperfections
“Don’t You Think The Things People Are Most Ashamed Of Are Things They Cannot Help?”
Wrestling Until Blessing
Feminist or Proverbs 31? On Learning to Leave Labels Behind