The Idols of My Father’s House: The Man Who Became What He Tore Down
But the patterns of our upbringing don’t disappear simply because we reject them. They lie dormant, waiting for moments of:
The Night God Didn’t Wait: A Lesson in Unleavened Bread and Unexpected Acceleration
A wry smile tugged at my lips as the irony of the moment settled in. There I was, greasy fingers scrolling through a devotional while waiting – impatiently – for my bread dough to rise. Two hours had passed already, and the dough still looked like it needed another hour. I was tempted to shove […]
The Day Joseph Lost Everything: A Story of Favouritism, Sibling Rivalry, and Survival
What else is there to read about Joseph, right? Wrong. Come with me. Joseph as prime minister is only the ending of the story. What about the beginning? From Favoured Son to Slave: The Day Joseph Lost Everything Joseph’s story is often told as a tale of triumph – the slave boy who became a […]
The Wondering Wanderers
Who will answer the questions we dare not ask in Church?
International Day of The Boy Child
My son got into detention in his first week in school, because
Keep Your Opinions Out of My Way
“Do you remember Diana of Ephesus and the great temple of Artemis?”
Survivor’s Guilt and The burden of Remembering – Kwibuka31
I attended the Kwibuka31 and wished I had not gone.
The Bastard of Istanbul
I met Elif Shafak by happenstance. No appointments. Not aware she existed until that morning.
How Much Does Your Ignorance Cost?
Please do not burst my bubble because with my head in the clouds, I can pretend not to know
Can Anything Good Come out of Cancer?
How madame cancer visited and left me gifts.