By Zach Binsfeld Somewhere in the distance I heard an alarm clock, a wretched sound, but not one that could evade the swift maneuver of my hand hitting the snooze, repeatedly, with skill. While I was still in a haze, my roommate walked to my bunk and asked me, Is this when Im supposed to … Continue reading Easter on the FOB
By Sara Choe I admit it I spend an inordinate amount of time browsing through www.facebook.com. Its been a good way for me to reconnect with old friends. I found Julianne, who was my best friend from the 2nd grade. But Facebook is not so cool when I come across people the recollection of whom … Continue reading Friends in Strange Places
By Matt Kok It doesn’t take much to become involved in a conversation about religion. And more often than not, the topic is not even breached by the ‘religious’ ones. This weekend, we found ourselves at a resort in Kamloops. All eleven of us. We know each other through school and through school connections. Over … Continue reading Religion at the Pub
By Kari Miller Several days ago, Johnson Iwondo came to the door. He greeted me with his trademark smile. I was elated to see my dear friend. I have known Johnson for 5 years and watched him go from an orphaned boy to a confident man of God. It is like watching a caterpillar become … Continue reading A Wheelchair From Above
By Scott Molgard I read the bible. I read Jesus words – the red letters that I so often hide from. There is this desire to retreat and to hide under the covers, because if I truly followed what Jesus said, I would probably need my head checked. Life would look so radical. No mature … Continue reading Religious Lies