VOLUME 5
Langston Hughes Reading his Poems [National Poetry Month]
In our continuing National Poetry Month series of poets reading their poetry, here’s Langston Hughes reading two poems: These recordings […]
Mennonite Literature As Genre
Mennonite Literature, not a term often spoken of or written about in literary circles, nor is it a section that one might find at the neighborhood Barnes and Noble. I would venture to say that the average reader in North America would either scratch their heads at this genre or recall authors like Beverly Lewis and Wanda Brunstetter and the abundant industry of Amish/Mennonite romance novels.
TOGETHER – Richard Sennett [Excerpt]
An Excerpt from: Together: The Rituals, Pleasures and Politics of Cooperation Richard Sennett Hardback: Yale UP, 2012. Buy now: [ […]
The Sea is My Brother – Jack Kerouac [Feature Review]
In the church, in life, one cannot dismiss a person for being less formally educated, nor can naivety be cause for scorn. For those reasons, the novel would be a decent read for those who want to think about and be challenged about the roles of theoretical education and practical application in the church. However, The Sea is My Brother would not be a good introduction to Jack Kerouac and his writing style.
News: Easter Treat / Inhabit Conference.
In celebration of Easter, Download a FREE copy of Chris Smith’s ebook GROWING DEEPER IN OUR CHURCH COMMUNITIES. [ Go […]
