Talking by phone, you can hear the really big smile on Shelley Klaas’ face when she talks about her two adult daughters. She talks about family meetings when they were growing up, and stealing moments of conversation in the car, and how she needed to…
David Crowe and Jason Mahn have a lot in common. They are fellow Minnesotans, and neither of them can shake their interest in Lutheran religious questions. In January at St. Paul, they will co-teach a three-week Sunday morning learning session – Enta…
Ordinary Grace, a novel from American author and crime writer William Kent Krueger, is the 2015 All St. Paul Reads selection. St. Paul members and Augustana faculty members Katie Hanson and David Crowe will lead a discussion about the book on Thursda…
Belonging to a church is an increasingly unfashionable idea. Just look at the larger culture. Check out the statistics on churchgoing habits. Observe what much of America does on a Sunday morning. With the possible exception of government, few instit…
We speak of prisoners “serving time.” I have never been incarcerated, so my words are careful here. But if I were imprisoned, I am guessing that service to the clock would be as awful as the toughness to the lock securing my cell. Time never seems to…
Ordinary Grace, a novel from American author and crime writer William Kent Krueger, is the 2015 All St. Paul Reads selection. St. Paul members and Augustana faculty members Katie Hanson and David Crowe will lead a discussion about the book on Thursda…