A Church in War
A week before the Russian invasion, Holy Trinity formed a crisis committee and began looking at questions of housing, transportation and food.
Juliana Knot graduated from Calvin in 2021 with a degree in philosophy, mathematics, and German. She covers Southwest Michigan business and agriculture as a reporter for the Herald-Palladium.
The Back Row, Phone Tag, and Bottled Water
When you need it to drink, cook and brush your teeth with, a gallon doesn’t last long.
Security Blanket
All the while, the Soviet Union had parked their own ships nearby.
Green, Gold, and Red Tape
But if you manage to complete this step, you’re pre-qualified. You’ve qualified to see if you qualify.
“You’re Not Ugly; You Just Don’t Have the Money” Is Real
Every gorgeous face you see on screen is carefully curated, prodded and shaped to be that way.
A Warm Welcome
Despite her mother’s gentle instruction, Naomi’s approach better resembled University of Michigan defensive end Aidan Hutchinson’s manhandling of the Ohio State offense.
Is It the Supply Chain, or Is Mercury in Retrograde?
The excessive dramatics might just be because your grandpa is a Leo though.
An Ode to Half-Baked Harvest
I’m about to introduce you to my best friend.
The Quotes That Didn’t Make It
I don’t know the first thing about farming, contracting, small business, politicking, etc. But they can’t all be right.
Crochet, Math, and Things We Can’t Solve
But crochet and quilting are done first by women and then through math, so we don’t talk much about the latter.
