The Chapter House
Meagan DavenportThe Chapter House explores European art, architecture, history, and literature—and the Christian faith woven throughout. Written by an avowed Anglophile and European Studies major who references LOTR as much as possible.
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Barrel-aged reading
’s article on visiting the island of Sark has been sitting in my email inbox since the first week of June.
Catrina Conway
“A kind of fairy castle, full of wonders.” Traversing the poetic landscape of Victor Hugo’s Sark.
This article has...
Part 2: A Year of Paul David Tripp
“Time and tide waits for no man,” wrote Chaucer in 1395, in his prologue to The Clerk’s Tales.1
And just like that, I’m six months into three of Paul David Tripp’s year-long devotionals:
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Everyday Gospel (daily; Bible in a year)
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June 2026 Books in Review
How are we already at the beginning of July?! Time flies!
I just spent a week and a half on the Oregon coast, and got in some quality reading time along with #allthewildlifesightings—five elk, plenty of rabbits, and even two pairs of bald...
"I simply carved away everything that was not David"
“I created a vision of David in my mind and simply carved away everything that was not David.”
“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.”
It’s been debated whether Michelangelo said either of the...
“There is no picture that makes us forget this one.”
Jamie Lapeyrolerie wrote an excellent article recently on “the thrill of encountering your favorite artist”—or, seeing the artist’s work in person for the first time. This naturally prompted me to reflect on my own experience with the same....
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