This stage of life is a dramatic shift. For years I have received instruction, discipleship. Now Zach and I are to take leadership of a...

We fly back to New York City, pick up our motorcycle from the docks and ride it to Buffalo, where Uncle Dewey and Aunt Petey welcome us...

During our stay in eastern New York, Zach and I listen in when Dad teaches the graduate students in anthropology at Nyack Seminary. My...

The culture of this Alaskan crab cannery is singular. Russian immigrant women work here, their hair covered with babushka scarves. They...

Zachary and I each have another year of Bible college before graduation—but Zach is ready for a break. “Why don’t we take a semester...

Zachary and I drive north to honeymoon a few days at a resort on Big Sandy Lake. The snowstorm has made a winter wonderland! After...

Reflecting back, I realize what large decisions I was making during this time—confirmation of calling, whom to marry, what stream of the...

The student nursing dorm is an ancient brick building that had housed the original Swedish Hospital. The newer hospital building across...

The largest brick building housing St. Paul Bible College (now Crown College) is both friendly and forbidding. The drizzly autumn day,...

Romaine and I ride the bus together to Bentley High School in Livonia, Michigan from our rented single story home set on a long street...