Knowledge, Faith and the Abrahamic Religions, by Guest Blogger Jacob Cook
This week, St. Arbuck's Chapel features a post by guest blogger Jacob Cook. Jake lectures in philosophy at Friends University
Wisdom from Wibaux: Sheriff Meek, Part 2
Sheriff Meek, Part 2 I drove my moped to the edge of Sheriff Meek’s yard, and he asked again, “Where
Wisdom from Wibaux: Sheriff Bunny, Part 1
This week, we are back to Wisdom from Wibaux for the story of Sheriff Bunny. Our Local Sheriff Bunny Our
Wisdom from Wibaux: Never Too Young
Growing up a young boy on a hobby farm, you find ways to entertain yourself. My mother made it very
Wisdom from Wibaux: The Education of a Bully – Guilt, Shame and Mercy
Meet the Beggers, a Modest Family We moved to town when I was in entering the eighth grade. My mother
Wisdom from Wesley, Part II
For those of you who may be wondering…we had the last test this past Friday. We were at St. Francis
Wisdom from Woodlawn Wesley
A Case of the Flu? This week's post departs from the current Wisdom from Wibaux series; however, I trust that
Wisdom from Wibaux: Teaching, Helping, Healing
My Favorite Teacher's Favorite Cough Drops In second grade, my teacher was Mrs. Marion Fasching. I loved Mrs. Fasching because
Wisdom from Wibaux: Beyond the vale of tears and grief
The Empty Bedroom When I was in the first grade, I had a habit of going into my parent’s
Wisdom from Wibaux: To Each Her Own Grief
Tragedy strikes the Smith family Our “hobby” farm was less than two miles from our hometown. Our home faced I-94