It’s been a year since the sudden passing of our friend & sister Esther Keiderling at age 28.
As we grieved her & missed her, it was natural to reread things she wrote as well as some of the writing she admired.
We shared our reflections here:
https://t.co/4kVXWzMDR6
It’s so good when a reviewer ( in this case @SketchesbyBoze ) completely understands both the tradition and the contemporary context in which you’re writing. Result: a really in depth review https://t.co/GJNfSHS5Hb
This Summer: Sustaining Revival Conference
On the weekend of July 31 - Aug 2, Plough will host a camp-out conference for young adults at the @TheBruderhof's Fox Hill community in Walden, NY. The weekend will consist of conversations, keynotes, and informal discussion on how to continue to grow in faith and live it out in everyday life.
Speakers include @suzania, @PeterMommsen, @JHeinrichArnold, David Schaengold, Audrey Pollnow, @jamesrwoodtheo, @TheAlanNoble, and others
Application to attend is open to Gen Z and young millennials.
Learn more and apply here:
https://t.co/YMUFEvk6MX
cc @koppsch_a@NorannV@mair__wright
Do you know a college student who is interested in writing, publishing, and Christian community? Plough is hosting 2 writing workshops this summer and there are a few seats still available.
The third annual Plough Young Writers Weekend, a limited-attendance gathering of university-age students, will be held in Esopus, New York, on June 26–28 and simultaneously in East Sussex, UK.
Attendance, food, and accommodation for both workshops are free of charge.
Links below 👇
cc @suzania@koppsch_a@mair__wright@joynessthebrave
Last Call for Poems!
Submissions for the Rhina Espaillat Poetry Award need to be in by Thursday, April 30th.
$2000 grand prize
#poetry#poetrycontest#poetryaward
https://t.co/Eb2nSHDlIA
Curious about the history and state of the church in China? This episode is for you! Hugely enjoyed getting to learn so much in the course of this conversation.
NEW: Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman reflects on being MOVED to tears by the Christian cross after returning to Earth from the historic expedition:
"When I got back on the on the ship — I'm not really a religious person — but there was just no other avenue for me to explain anything or to experience anything."
"So I asked for the chaplain on the Navy ship to just come visit us for a minute, and when that man walked in, I'd never met him before in my life. But I saw the cross on his collar, and I just broke down in tears."
"It's very hard to fully grasp what we just went through."
This book starts with an amazing first sentence - "So that was how a man walked when death had touched him between the shoulders." - and gets better.
This book was influential in the conversions of my grandparents on both sides, even though they grew up in different continents.
This week’s free ebook for Plough subscribers is *Tidings* by Ernst Wiechert.
A concentration camp survivor, returning home to pick up the shards of his shattered life, finds his own healing and redemption inextricably entwined with that of his betrayer. Rediscover this classic in the tradition of Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy.
Dowload it here: https://t.co/nLvRpGVhh0
“I was totally unprepared for my response to the daily Bruderhof singing upon our family’s arrival at Fox Hill community a few years later. All those bookless, audience-less, effortless, two-hundred-voice four-part harmonies poured over me; it was like standing under a waterfall.” —Maureen Swinger
https://t.co/XCmQ7AW8Fr