Books
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Master Your Reading Goals: 5 Science-Backed Strategies for 2025
Americans are reading fewer books than ever, with an average of just 12.6 books per year according to a 2022…
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Tony Campolo being remembered for ability to connect the Gospel to listeners
Tony Campolo, a noted American Baptist minister and champion of the social gospel, died at age 89. Known for his…
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Founder of Frommer’s Travel books dies
Arthur Frommer, founder of the eponymous travel guide company, died on Nov. 18. He was 95 years old. A graduate of New…
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Barnes & Noble returning to brick and mortar stores
More than ten years after leaving its historic Washington DC location, Barnes & Noble has reopened its flagship branch in…
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“Chaplain of Troost” is the compelling story of Kansas City’s John Birmingham
I’ve been blessed to know Bishop John Birmingham for over twenty years. His tireless work in Kansas City’s urban core…
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Here’s the scoop: Former Blue Bell CEO puts God above ice cream
Although Ben & Jerry’s ice cream often supports progressive causes and promotes divestment from Israel, Blue Bell is promoting the…
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Book Review: Wilderness Woman: A Triumphant Spirit
Diane Young’s recent memoir, Wilderness Woman, has a very apt subtitle: “A Triumphant Spirit.” In this brief, but compelling account,…
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Presbyterian Church in America debates appropriateness of popular “Jesus Calling” book
The Presbyterian Church in America is debating the influence of the book “Jesus Calling” by the late Sarah Young. Commissioners…
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‘Deconstruction’ of Christian faith can have dangerous consequences, author says
“Deconstruction” of one’s faith has become a popular – and concerning – trend in the church, author Alisa Childers said.…
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The Rabbit hOle children’s literature experience now open in North KC
Just in time for spring break, local parents have an innovative new option for family outings. The Rabbit hOle, the…
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