Doug Markgraf’s cross country fundraising and awareness bike ride will end in Toms River August 21. The finish line is in sight for Doug Markgraf, a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor who is due arrive in Toms River… Read More
Posted on August 17, 2011 by cascheller
Documentary on E Street Band’s ‘Big Man’ premieres at Garden State Film Festival. Clarence Clemons had dispersed a crowd on the Great Wall of China so a filmmaker could record him playing his saxophone when a member of the crowd… Read More
Rachel McKibben’s experience with Postpartum Psychosis inspired her to accept help on behalf of others. Regional Perinatal Consortium of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (RPCMOC) health educator Amy Goldberg mailed 600 fliers to local religious organizations offering her program… Read More
Posted on March 16, 2011 by cascheller
How performance coach Todd Durkin uses hometown lessons to lead elite athletes to victory: The first time I met superstar performance coach Todd Durkin he was on his bike, slinging a newspaper across my family’s front lawn. Then his… Read More
Posted on February 16, 2011 by cascheller
Books, Education, Faith, Family, Leadership, Medicine, Philosophy, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Aaron Rodgers, Books, Drew Brees, Education, exercise, Faith, Family, Fitness Quest 10, Impact! Body Plan, LaDainian Tomlinson, Leadership, Medicine, Miles McPherson, NJ Shore Patch, Philosophy, Spirituality, Superbowl, Todd Durkin, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk, Zen BodytherapyFitness
As a Christian, a pro-lifer, and a journalist, I’m ambivalent about the Planned Parenthood hidden camera sting that was perpetrated here in central New Jersey and reported sporadically by news outlets this week. The California based anti-abortion activist… Read More
Posted on February 5, 2011 by cascheller
Bioethics, Culture, Democracy, Ethics, Faith, Journalism, Medicine, Politics, Public Square, Science, Social Action, The Huffington Post, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Bioethics, Culture, Democracy, Ethics, Faith, Investigations, Journalism, Medicine, Politics, Public Square, Science, Social Action, The Huffington Post, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
I really had no idea how passionate people could be about this topic until I tweeted my intent to respond to a BloggingHeads.tv discussion of it. Below is the intro to my allegedly man-hating take. Above is a photo of my… Read More
Posted on September 11, 2009 by cascheller
It’s a rare photo in which Gabe appears depressed. He was known for his boisterous, charismatic personality. But, from the time he left home for college, he struggled with depression. This photo was taken at my husband’s graduation… Read More
Posted on August 6, 2009 by cascheller
Bioethics, Community, Education, Family, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, Medicine, neurofibromatosis, Psychiatry, Psychology, Race, Redemption, Science
Because of Gabe: Racing for research so that others might live, Bioethics, Community, Education, Family, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, Investigations, Medicine, neurofibromatosis, Psychiatry, Psychology, Race, Redemption, Science
I spend a good deal of time defending evangelicals, both in the real world and in the virtual one. I’ve begun to realize, however, that I’m often defending aspects of evangelicalism that I don’t care for myself. For example,… Read More
Posted on July 12, 2009 by cascheller
church life, Community, Culture, Faith, Family, Friendship, grief, Her.meneutics, Leadership, Medicine, neurofibromatosis, Psychiatry, Psychology, Redemption, Theology, Walkin' the Talk
church life, Community, Culture, Faith, Family, Friendship, grief, Her.meneutics, Leadership, Medicine, neurofibromatosis, Psychiatry, Psychology, Redemption, Theology, Walkin' the Talk
Guess who’s walk/jogging for neurofibromatosis research again? You’ve got it! I landed a coveted spot on the NF Endurance Team for the New York City Half-Marathon on August 16th, which doesn’t leave me much time to train or… Read More
Posted on July 9, 2009 by cascheller
My latest post is up at Her.Meneutics. It’s called “Is it a sin to nip and tuck?” and was reclaimed from an article I worked on in 2007 that never made it to print. I offer the original here because… Read More
My first article for Urban Faith is up. It’s a report on the Sojourners/World Vision Mobilization to End Poverty event I attended in Washington D.C. last month. My reporting for Urban Faith focuses primarily on the experiences of other attendees at the… Read More
Posted on May 12, 2009 by cascheller
Last week Christianity Today announced its 2009 book awards, which evaluate books published in 2008. For several years now, I’ve served as a judge in the Christian Living category, and been introduced to some wonderful books that I… Read More
Explorations Media
Coming soon!
“What will I wear? What will I say? Get it together girl. You can do this.”
“Maybe I’ll give this one to him at my going-away party.”
Emoji: “You are a Knock out! You’re so hot. Congratulations on getting out of here! You are all that and more!!!!”
Cursive: “What?”
Coming soon!
“Obsolescence is just a state of mind. Will Cursive see that or will she keep living in the past?”
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