I was lifting weights a few weeks ago in a workout that felt a little harder than normal. The next day, I experienced intense lower back pain. I’ve pulled muscles before and figured the injury would ...

Bring the tender tale true of the Pelican; Bathe me, Jesu Lord, in what Thy bosom ran Blood whereof a single drop has power ...

Edgar Boevé ’53 has already firmly established his status in Calvin history as the founding father of the Calvin art department and, along with his late wife, Ervina ’46, one of the first persons to ...

For the people of Jesus’ time, there was not much of a distinction between physical and spiritual healing. We modern people often relegate physical healing to medical professionals, and spiritual ...

The “Revival Session” on Friday evening during the National Eucharistic Congress offers pilgrims the opportunity to unite their own suffering with the wounds of Christ. “There will be prayers of ...

Some episodes in Scripture are more than ordinarily relatable to our lived experience. Take, for instance, this Sunday’s Gospel stories about a 12-year-old child who is near death and a woman who is ...

Attendees at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis were urged Friday night to approach Jesus just as people approached him in the Gospels: with their sins and brokenness, seeking healing.

It’s almost a paradox that, although Mark’s is the shortest Gospel and we’ve read it on five Sundays since Jan. 10, we’re just today finishing chapter one! For the past three weeks, Jesus has healed ...

side 1: Joy Chapman Busse with the Gil Mead Choir. The Healer; side 2: Martin and Joy Busse with Gil Mead. Wondrous Name of Jesus (Word C-5044).