Just One Week and I’m off to Rome!
Rome, huh. Why? Glad you asked! As you may know, part of my remuneration each year includes a week and 1/52 of my salary for continuing education. I have used my continuing education money for books...
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Ciao a tutti!
I’m not very good at surprises, so I won’t bother trying to bury the lead: We’re moving to Italy! JJ has been retained as the new Social Action Worker for a joint ministry between the Reformed Church...
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Migration – the Children’s Book
I realize I’m a bit behind on my Belgic Confession posts, but I’m excited to announce that I’ve finished my latest Children’s workbook. This one is focused on helping kids understand the struggles...
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February 17th 1600, 1848 and Today
Speak out for those who cannot speak, for the rights of all the destitute. Speak out, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy. Proverbs 31:8-9 The 17th of February signifies...
View Article2 years Later – What I’ve learned as an “Economic Migrant” in Europe
We’ve been in Italy almost exactly 2 years now. A few thoughts…. 2 years Later – What I’ve learned as an “Economic Migrant” in Europe Rev. Dr. Tim TenClay Let me start out with a little disclaimer:...
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Palermo: Italian Capital of Culture for 2018
I recently ran across a small handful of blogs I wrote about Naples from our time there. I love Naples. Anyone who has ever heard me talk about the city will be familiar with my description of it...
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