From the Goshen Farmers Market: Bill Mateer
Editor’s note: This week, to tie together our previous issue theme of My Economy with the upcoming theme on Sharing Food, we’re publishing a…
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When imagination fails
Imagination is a necessary component of all profound knowing and celebration; all remembering, realizing, and anticipating; all faith, hope, and love. When imagination fails…
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From the Goshen Farmers Market: Robin Hume
Editor’s note: This week, to tie together our previous issue theme of My Economy with the upcoming theme on Sharing Food, we’re publishing a…
Read MoreYour embodiment
Coming to grips with your embodiment is one of the most profound philosophical tasks you will ever face. Acknowledging that every aspect of human…
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From the Goshen Farmers Market: Kate Lind
Editor’s note: This week, to tie together our previous issue theme of My Economy with the upcoming theme on Sharing Food, we’re publishing a…
Read MoreIn the garden
When weighed down with disappointment over failure in some particular endeavor, or with loathing of the idiocies of the human race (including my own),…
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From the Goshen Farmers Market: Dale and Jo Beachy-Hasenick
Editor’s note: This week, to tie together our previous issue theme of My Economy with the upcoming theme on Sharing Food, we’re publishing a…
Read MoreTo live in denial
To see the world as rigorously liturgical is to see it through the lens of relationship and with an eye on everything that is…
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From the Goshen Farmers Market: Ben Hartman
Editor’s note: This week, to tie together our previous issue theme of My Economy with the upcoming theme on Sharing Food, we’re publishing a…
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