Garden Honey
byRodger shares photographs and insights on his family’s personally-produced “Garden Honey” from Madisonville, Louisiana: You may have heard that honey bees are experiencing a…
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If You Would Read the Bible
bygo to some foreign place, Juarez, say, in Mexico, and listen to a large woman, a powerful laughing mother, talk about her children crawling…
From The Universal Lyre
byYarrow, carpenter’s weed, old man’s pepper. Sun opener. Meadow fire. Colorful broom. Herb of the Spirits. Wild olive, devil’s wood. Lilac, the blue pipe…
From The Field: The Good Seeds
byThe Evil Weeds When conservation and Christianity intersect it’s usually framed as “Creation Care.” I’m a big fan of the Creation Care movement and…
Are You Listening?
byIf I was tree green instead of black they would come and cut my branches, destroy my roots, transport my life and turn me…
Fall 2015
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Breathing Things: A Conversation With Artist Taylor O. Thomas
byTaylor O. Thomas lives and works in Nashville, Tennessee where she fills her apartment with large, but intricately layered color-filled paintings. Sometimes the images…
Harnessing Nature
byFeatured Photo: Harnessing Nature from Tommy Clark
Holes in the Mountain by Kai Carlson-Wee
byA simply inspired work. Kai Carlson-Wee is the Jones Lecturer in Poetry at Stanford University. Thanks to ETR regular Taylor Brorby for pointing this one…
The Snake Handler
byAfter Dennis Covington I’m not long for this world, the young man said nonchalantly. The next night I watch him at church. Why would…