Unicorn in the Church Pew
Steven L. DenlingerWriter & teacher helping people find connection through an authentic voice. Everyone's story matters.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 185 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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FILM REVIEW: The Great Secret Is Listening (5 Stars)
I review films and memoirs the way a director reads a script and a preacher reads a text — for what they reveal about how to live — drawing on four decades spent in classrooms, theaters, and choirs. I prize work that earns its grace: storie...
FILM REVIEW: Drive the Car (4 Stars)
I review films and memoirs the way a director reads a script and a preacher reads a text — for what they reveal about how to live — drawing on four decades spent in classrooms, theaters, and choirs. I prize work that earns its grace: storie...
FILM REVIEW: A World De-Magicked (4.5 Stars)
Matt Damon as Odysseus
The first thing you notice is his face.
Matt Damon plays Odysseus as brilliantly as the way he once played Jason Bourne — a man emptied out, wandering, trying to remember something he has lost. As the city of Troy i...
FILM REVIEW: Gerontius, Our Contemporary (4 stars)
AUTHOR’S NOTE
Over the past two months I've been struggling with health issues, which culminated in an operation to remove a non-cancerous tumor. Apart from the short Facebook posts some of you have been following, I set Substack aside and...
Chapter 3: Chosen Brothers
Standing in that open circle, I have everything I will spend the rest of my life trying to get back.
Previously in this series: Introduction: “He saw my future — I went back to my footnotes”; Preface: “Not Ready to Sync It Up”; Chapter 1:...
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