Doug's Substack
Douglas BrouwerMusings at the intersection of faith and life
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A Pastoral Ruling on the Reclining of Airline Seats
I Know Things
The New Yorker recently took up one of the great moral questions of our age: should you recline your airplane seat? I read the piece with interest, and also with a certain professional irritation, the way a cardiologist m...
Reading Godric, Finally
Jeff Munroe is to blame for this.
Jeff, editor of the Reformed Journal and author of the book Reading Buechner, wrote what I can only describe as a full-throated tribute to a writer he knew and loved, and somewhere in its pages (or maybe i...
The Camino and the Ungenerous Heart
I have a confession to make, and it’s not flattering.
When I see photographs of pilgrims arriving at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela on bicycles, I confess that I feel something small and unworthy. The same thing happens when I lea...
Water
The news is full of it — heat records broken across the continent, fountains crowded with tourists, churches thrown open not for worship but for shade. I read the reports and found myself thinking about Meilen, the small Swiss village on La...
The Prodigal Son's Older Brother
Someone should have taken me aside.
I don’t remember why, but in one year as a student pastor (essentially a seminary intern) at the Trinity Christian Reformed Church in Iowa City, Iowa, I had already preached the parable of the prodigal s...
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A Presbyterian pastor for 45 years — most recently in Zürich, Switzerland — I am the author of seven nonfiction books, including The Traveler's Path (2026 Wilbur Award of Excellence) and the memoir Chasing After Wind.
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