Scot McKnight is the Karl A. Olsson Professor in Religious Studies at North Park University in Chicago, Illinois, but I know him as a prolific blogger and internet friend. What I love about Scot is that he has a… Read More
Posted on April 13, 2011 by cascheller
Highlights from the series. For seven weeks, The High Calling has engaged with the ideas Laity Leadership Institute Senior Fellow D. Michael explored in his new PLATINUM Study on elite leaders. In “Limits, Accountability, & Marriage,” we learned that… Read More
Posted on March 30, 2011 by cascheller
Remembering my son and walking off my grief with other survivors. Monday, March 28 will mark the third anniversary of my son Gabriel’s death by suicide. Instead of wallowing in the grief that continues to haunt my life,… Read More
Posted on March 23, 2011 by cascheller
Community, Family, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, grief, Leadership, Psychiatry, Psychology, Public Square, Redemption, Social Action, Walkin' the Talk
Community, Family, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, grief, Leadership, NJ Shore Patch, Psychiatry, Psychology, Public Square, Redemption, Social Action, Walkin' the Talk
Long before MTV popularized a negative caricature of the Jersey Shore with its Seaside Heights reality show, a fourth grade teacher from Belford was worried about what kind of community his three young children would grow up in…. Read More
Posted on March 2, 2011 by cascheller
church life, Community, Culture, Education, Faith, Family, Leadership, Public Square, Redemption, Social Action, Theology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
church life, Community, Culture, Education, Faith, Family, Leadership, NJ Shore Patch, Public Square, Redemption, Social Action, Theology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
State of the Chamber 2011 keynote speaker forecasts solid job growth by summer After a new slate of Southern Ocean County Chamber of Commerce officers was installed and elected officials from local municipalities spoke, Joel Naroff, president and founder… Read More
Posted on February 25, 2011 by cascheller
Who knew the Ivy League gem offered a wealth of free public religion events? As a girl growing up in Point Pleasant Beach, I didn’t give much thought to Princeton University. It was the 1970s and I was, shall… Read More
Posted on February 23, 2011 by cascheller
Art, Beauty, Buddhism, Capitalism, Community, Culture, Education, Ethics, Faith, Humanism, Leadership, Philosophy, Poetry, Politics, Public Square, Social Action, The Huffington Post, Theology, Travel, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Art, Beauty, Buddhism, Capitalism, Community, Culture, Education, Ethics, Faith, Humanism, Leadership, NJ Shore Patch, Philosophy, Poetry, Politics, Public Square, Social Action, The Huffington Post, Theology, Travel, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
My first column for Patch.com is about some wonderful friends who are making a big difference in the lives of urban youth. Here’s how I introduce them: When my late son Gabriel was preparing to be inducted into… Read More
Posted on February 9, 2011 by cascheller
Community, Education, Faith, Family, Friendship, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, Public Square, Race, Redemption, Social Action, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Community, Education, Faith, Family, Friendship, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, NJShorePatch, Public Square, Race, Redemption, Social Action, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
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
If the poor will always be with us, as Jesus said, then why don’t we always see them? Learning from “the least of these” with author and urban ministry leader Arloa Sutter. Two stories stand out in Arloa… Read More
Posted on February 3, 2011 by cascheller
In its 2005 list of the 25 most influential U.S. evangelicals, Time magazine described former religion reporter Roberta Green Ahmanson and husband Howard simply as “The Financiers.” Indeed, that is what they are. But these are no ordinary… Read More
Posted on January 19, 2011 by cascheller
Beauty, Books, Christianity Today, Community, Culture, Faith, Leadership, Philosophy, Poetry, Politics, Public Square, Social Action, Theology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Beauty, Books, Christianity Today, Community, Culture, Faith, Leadership, Philosophy, Poetry, Politics, Public Square, Social Action, Theology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Philip Yancey is the author of 20 books that have sold more than 15 million copies in 35 languages. Thirteen of his books have won Gold Medallion awards from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) and two, The… Read More
Posted on January 18, 2011 by cascheller
I had a great time interviewing Karen Zacharias for this article. She’s not only a wonderful storyteller who writes about things that matter, she’s also feisty, generous, and smart. You should read her book; it’s engaging and thoughtful…. Read More
Posted on November 19, 2010 by cascheller
Books, church life, Community, Ethics, Faith, Leadership, Psychology, Redemption, Social Action, The Huffington Post, Theology, Walkin' the Talk
Books, church life, Community, Ethics, Faith, Investigations, Leadership, Psychology, Redemption, Social Action, The Huffington Post, Theology, Walkin' the Talk
Explorations Media
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Coming soon!
“Maybe I’ll give this one to him at my going-away party.”
“What will I wear? What will I say? Get it together girl. You can do this.”
“Obsolescence is just a state of mind. Will Cursive see that or will she keep living in the past?”
Emoji: “You are a Knock out! You’re so hot. Congratulations on getting out of here! You are all that and more!!!!”
Cursive: “What?”
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