Things as they are
byAgainst all that propaganda for fancy eating and plain cooking, I hope to persuade you to cook fancy and just plain eat. First of…
Against all that propaganda for fancy eating and plain cooking, I hope to persuade you to cook fancy and just plain eat. First of…
Editor’s note: Each Thursday, we feature a throwback piece from Topology’s predecessor, catapult magazine. In this essay from 2008, Jacque Rowe Fields reflects on…
You will, of course, find well-stocked produce sections in the chain grocery stores that sell pasteurized cider. But they sell far more of the…
In small, rural communities in Haiti, farmers have bushels of fruit that they are unable to bring to market in the cities before the…
In the earliest writings we find that the prophet and scholar alike have lamented the loss of soils and have warned people of the…
Yesterday’s teepees watched, Their ill-used, tawdry facades rising To purchase a collective forgetfulness, As we tumbled from the van, gasping In the freer air…
Eating with others is more than just a symbol of friendship, of belonging, of mutual trust—it is a living metaphor for our connection with…
I cherish the rhythm of sharing meals with others, be it the simplest meals of black beans and rice to the most festal Sabbath…
Allegan, Michigan (2015) The First Presbyterian Church of Allegan started the Community Lunch in 2011. It slowly grew and was supported through grant funding,…
I really only love God as much as the person I love the least. Dorothy Day qtd. in What’s So Amazing About Grace? by Philip Yancey…