Brethren Contemplative
Jason Barnhart'Memoired' reflections on life, church, and world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 103 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Headfirst into a New World
This is a letter I wrote to my son, Miles, as he ends his junior year of high school and looks ahead to his senior year. It follows a conversation we had about college, calling, career, and change. I will give him this letter (probably with...
Drawn Toward Beauty
There is a particular sadness to the modern church whenever conversations surrounding sexuality move into public view. Almost immediately, human beings become symbols. Stories become talking points. Pain becomes ideological currency. And be...
Hawk and Squirrel
Walking out of my office, I saw it.
A small squirrel—light, quick, alive—darting across the grass beside the sidewalk. And then, in a flash, a hawk swooped down, seized it, and was gone. I stood there, watching as it flew off, the bushy ta...
Tethered Forward
In a recent article for The Atlantic, David Brooks—a writer I often return to—reflects on the moral development (or perhaps erosion) of contemporary society. As Brooks often does, he offers a concise but rich genealogy of thought, tracing h...
Borrowed Space
The sunlight comes through the windows—soft, yellow-white, illuminating the entire shop. An older man sits on a loveseat, kicked back, his right leg crossed over his left. His mug of coffee rests alone on the table in front of him. Steam ri...
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I am Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Ashland Theological Seminary, ordained in the Brethren tradition, and a contemplative thinker and writer. In the spirit of the poet Emily Dickinson, I seek to "tell all the truth, and tell it slant."
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