by Meadow | Mar 21, 2016 | Book Reviews, Faith Notes |
After last week’s column about the upcoming apologetics conference, Why Jesus? 2016, occurring in Bangor, Maine, this May, a reader from Whiting wrote me a note to share his concern and disappointment that none of the conference’s headline speakers are women.
by Meadow | Jun 22, 2015 | Book Reviews, Faith Notes |
Think of a moment when your life changed. For me, there was the childhood day my brother and I were playing Candy Land and my mother announced that our father was leaving — one of the worst. There was also the day that I read a book report to my fourth-grade... 
by Meadow | Mar 10, 2014 | Book Reviews, Faith Notes |
I was sure I wanted a large family, so sure that when an older acquaintance told me it wasn’t possible anymore I was sad. Times had changed, she said. The cost of living too high. Life too busy. At that moment I was pregnant with my second child and knew I... 
by Meadow | Feb 3, 2014 | Book Reviews, Faith Notes |
“Forgive us our sins, as we have forgiven those who sin against us.” How many times have we recited these words as part of the Lord’s prayer found in the Gospel of Matthew? But do we mean it? Am I really willing to ask God to forgive me based on my... 
by Meadow | Feb 6, 2013 | Book Reviews, Faith Notes |
When I brought our first child home from the hospital to the Greek Revival where my husband and I were housesitting in Mid-coast Maine, none of my friends had kids. I was three years out of college, working as a reporter for a local newspaper and had just taken a... 
