Life is a journey, they say. A journey begins someplace, ends someplace, and along the way passes through still other places. Some of those other places may be “stations,” stopping places, or starting places, on the continuing journey.
The 29th Street Station is about the journeys we undertake and the meanings we make, from origin to destination, and back again. The station-keep (a.k.a. author) observes the comings and goings even while on her own journey of meaning-making.
Heather Hammond
hehammond@me.com
Have you noticed how we can drive past the same house every day for years, and not be able to describe something obvious about it; for instance, how many windows face the street? I just noticed something in John 6. Obviously it has been there for eons, only I never noticed this window to the [...]
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You love your church, but you are called to love God more. Instead of defending power, you are called to race to the defense of the powerless.
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