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It’s supposed to be spring. But at my home church in the Chicago suburbs, it’s decidedly winter.

For Lent this year, I decided to drink nothing but water. The plan was to give the money that I saved to help purchase clean water for those who have none...

You’re feeling the March madness. No, not the madness of the upsets or the buzzer-beating shots.

Mombinou Dorichamou is Assistant to the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES) Regional Secretary for Francophone Africa and lives in Benin. Recently he discovered a book on meditative prayer.

Sometimes I forget that the Word of God is not confined to manuscript study. I love manuscript study and have learned so much from it.

March is my favorite month to be a college sports fan. The college campus is my place of work and ministry. I love college students.

Graduation is in less than 100 days (the countdowns have started). I’m doing a lot of planning. And—dare I say it?—not a lot of praying.

I felt a thrill when I heard the news, and dashed off a couple of Facebook messages to my Argentine friends. I also clicked the Like button all down my newsfeed. Like. Like. Like. Like. Comment. Like. Share.

Their droopy eyes told me we were in for a long and listless afternoon. I was studying the Gospel of Mark with a group of fifteen college students at Campus by the Sea.

I met Ms. Merdise in the kitchen of her church, which is not surprising. Many people have met her there.