Author Archives: srholman

“Use your common sense. Be courageous”

Posted on April 25, 2018

“It’s so obviously correct that law is better than war, and that it’s better to live in peace, with human rights, than to live in war, killing people whom you don’t even know.” Mr. Benjamin Ferencz, a human rights lawyer … Continue reading →

Posted in Conference, Educational resource, Overheard, Upcoming Event, Web resource

The mere difference of disability: A parent’s voice

Posted on April 20, 2018

How might it make a difference if you think a disability isn’t something bad in itself but merely “a different way for a body to be”? What might such a perspective mean for affected parents who are also evangelical Christians?  … Continue reading →

Posted in Booknote, Educational resource, Overheard

And yet the books…

Posted on April 18, 2018

Taking inventory of these much-dog-eared companions always evokes Milosz’ poem…

Posted in Booknote, Photo essay, Reflection

Spirituality in Health Leadership: Dr. Howard Koh

Posted on April 12, 2018

Dr. Koh’s upcoming talk is open to the public, so please consider attending if you are in the Boston area! Map and directions online to the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The presentation is sponsored by the Harvard … Continue reading →

Posted in Educational resource, Upcoming Event

What is justice? What is forgiveness? Are both possible?

Posted on April 11, 2018

Click on the image above to read the Harvard Crimson story about this event. Click here to listen to the audio at the Veritas Forum

Posted in Educational resource, Online Lecture, Overheard, Web resource

Tore open the sky: Reflection for Easter

Posted on April 8, 2018

  Thou, mightiest lion, tore open the sky, descending to the Virgin’s vestibule, and destroyed death, building life in the Golden City, give us fellowship in that city and rest with Thee. (Hildegard of Bingen, transl. Thomas Cahill, Mysteries of the … Continue reading →

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Singing America: Sarah Ogan Gunning

Posted on April 6, 2018

One of 15 children born in an Appalachian coal-mining town in 1910, the power of Sarah Ogan Gunning’s heritage, voice, and influence in American folk music has been said to be “giant,” far greater than that of Loretta Lynn or … Continue reading →

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