
The Humane Pursuits of Brian Brown
A fond farewell: Former Pray Channel editor toasts HP and its founder in this, our 1,000th (and final) post. Bryan…
A fond farewell: Former Pray Channel editor toasts HP and its founder in this, our 1,000th (and final) post. Bryan…
Saturdays. Bryce JohnsonBryce Johnson is a wanderer. Raised in the fields and mountains of southeastern Idaho, he understands that vast…
I found myself, a married man of two weeks, living alone on fifteen acres of waterfront property on Maryland’s Eastern…
Kintsugi: the art of enjoying fragile and impermanent things.
As the headlines and the world spin madly out of control, let us remember not to be afraid. Jody ByrkettJody…
Ten-Year-Olds and the Catechesis of Hope Stephen WilliamsStephen Williams was raised in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley and received a B.A. in…
Nothing has broken me like motherhood. Kristen SosebeeKristen Sosebee is wife to one fine lawyer and mama to three…
The marveler’s eyes well with gratitude: “Oh guys. . . If you only knew the beauty of what just happened.”…
The most precious beauties have no market value. Kristen SosebeeKristen Sosebee is wife to one fine lawyer and mama to…
“I cannot escape the fact that the burden of memory is rarely light in a corrupted world where fear…
The Art of Crochet, in Photos. I learned to crochet almost by accident. My mom had asked a lady from…
Death and frailty are not really the end of the world. . . Kristen SosebeeKristen Sosebee is wife to one fine…
A series on the paradox of modernity’s loudest critics. Heavy metal music, especially extreme metal, is frowned upon among many…
Ethan Pyle: All things in nature point to the grand redemption story of new life through death.
Encountering art from many eras enhances our lives. Liz HorstLiz Horst studied music and English literature at Grove City College and…
Stephen Williams: This is not what I thought I’d be doing at twenty-seven… Stephen WilliamsStephen Williams was raised in Virginia’s Shenandoah…
Stacia Littlefield on Beauty
Museums remove art from life, and the result is more devastating than you might think.
When we reduce things to transactional value, we essentially make them worthless.
“Language is the most intimately physical of all the artistic means.”