Faithfully Yours A critique of democratic leadership gap
The column argues that regardless of election reform, democracy remains an adversarial system. Leaders and citizens diverge as the gap widens, blocking grievances from being addressed. It predicts continued frustration and momentum for radical change, with more to come next week.
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Just Sitting and Slowing Down in a Busy World
A reflective piece on the ease of doing nothing and the challenge of slowing life. The author recalls quiet workdays with no radio, compares past and present attitudes toward stillness, and describes memories of simple moments like sitting on a veranda and a family camping trip with children at play.
Homebodies Find Joy in Simple Wrapping Paper Play
A reflective piece on the value of downtime and simple moments. It highlights how children and adults alike miss the beauty of ordinary items like wrapping paper and empty boxes. The author urges slower rhythms, daily breaths, and prioritizing people over to do lists.
Strength and majesty of mountains inspire faith and harvest
The author notes the rugged Rocky Mountains and dynamite used to build a highway as a foundation. They reflect on Christ as a rock and cite 1 Corinthians 3 11 and 1 Chronicles 29 11. The piece also mentions abundant crops and farmers market produce.
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