Frank Hill

During the ice storm, we were honored to hear Jonathan Pennington, professor of New Testament interpretation at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, give a talk to a group of young adults we […]

During the recent ice and snow storms, I was brought back to my youth when we would play in the snow, sled all over the neighborhood, have snowball fights and then go home to warm […]

It is that time of year when people look back on the past year with fondness or sadness for the way things worked out for them. They cast an optimistic eye toward the next year […]

We recently had elections for the vestry in our local church. After it was over, there were no protests and no lawsuits filed. Everyone walked away with confidence that every vote had been cast in […]

I am reading “The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution” by Bernard Bailyn, which is an astonishing history of the intellectual and philosophical input that our founders put into their heads way before they met […]

As we enter the fullness of the Christmas holiday season, it is perhaps the best time of the year to contemplate the impact of our religious belief on our daily lives. Abraham Lincoln provides us […]