Why I Love Being Wesleyan by Elizabeth Glass Turner
When I first arrived at seminary, I was astonished at the number of Wesleyans I met. Wesleyans everywhere! Having grown…
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The Vast Sufferer by Elizabeth Glass Turner
To die, to sleep— no more—and by a sleep to say we end the heartache and the thousand natural shocks…
Imagining Glory by Elizabeth Glass Turner
“Now we see dimly; then, face to face.” Not, perhaps, the most utilized portion of I Corinthians 13 at the…
Hospital Field Trips And Spiritual Training: Why Kids Should Learn To Make Hospital Visits by Elizabeth Glass Turner
As a grown-up, I traveled to a hospital once to visit a friend who’d had surgery. A mutual friend accompanied…
The Way Roads Shape Us by Elizabeth Glass Turner
I’ll bet there are roads you could drive blindfolded if you really needed to. Maybe it’s the road from your…
Too Big To Fail by Elizabeth Glass Turner
“Too big to fail.” A few years ago – and it doesn’t matter what your personal political opinion was on…
Folk Religion & Ford Pick-Ups: How A Missiological Approach Can Transform Small-Town Ministry by Elizabeth Glass Turner
I’m a Yankee. Specifically, I was born in central Michigan, where the air is scented with pine needles and damp…
How We Die by Elizabeth Glass Turner
I was thirty-two years old when a woman took my advice on how to die. Sitting in her low living…
A Reasonable Doubt by Elizabeth Glass Turner
On a recent hot summer day, I pulled down the flap of my mailbox and discovered an official-looking summons. For…
Unwanted Holiness by Elizabeth Glass-Turner
As the United States screeches with discord and distrust, the people in pulpits and in pews are exhausted. Some had…