Contrasting Messages by Cornelia Seigneur
Two Conferences side by side show glaring differences I had the opportunity to attend The Justice Conference held at the Oregon Convention Center last weekend, and was able to bring […]
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Transcending Politics by Ian Macrae
Thoughts on the 2012 Justice Conference Judging by recent comments posted on the web, the Justice Conference that took place this weekend in Portland was a transformative experience for many […]
Remember Me, Part III by Brittany Kramberg
Read part I and part II of “Remember Me.” Chapter 2: Achima trudged on towards the Castle of Orfeo. She held onto the words Malachi said to her on the […]
Feeding Neighbors by Chris Hansen
“No one hates his own body but feeds and cares for it, just as Christ cares for the church.” Ephesians 5:29 There once was a man who lived a righteous […]
Love-versation: My Confession by Miki Gao
I’m sorry. I’m sitting right next to you, and I still choose to sin. But . . .please don’t let me go. Child, let me in. Come to Me when […]
Oozing with Love by Hannah Marie Adams
We don’t need a day in February to show our love. Over the holiday break, I had the pleasure of reading for leisure C.S. Lewis’s book, The Great Divorce. As […]
What is Love to You? by Rhys Pasimio
When we say, “I love you,” what do we mean? I like you? I enjoy being with you? I want you? I support you from a distance? I support you […]
Eternity: Making the Story Known by Tiina Mall
Multnomah University’s Global Ministry Conference has come and gone. Don Richardson, the keynote speaker, had me crying within his first 30 minutes of the opening plenary session. This year’s theme, […]
Why Do You Love Me? by Brittany Kramberg
We are worth loving because we’re created in the image of God. Love: the word scares me. The action of loving someone scares me. I could go as far as […]
New Heights by Gian Cook
Lions’ late addition adds height to basketball team In the realm of sports, great situations and moments take time to develop. Hours, days, semesters, and full years have to go […]
Boy Meets Girl by Dino & Debra Biaggi
Meeting in a dark parking lot Dino: I saw her across the room at our church’s 20’s group in San Francisco and thought to myself, “Who is that?” It was […]
The War on Love by Rhys Pasimio
The Enemies: Hatred & indifference This one is about love. Any discussion about love deals with conflicts with God, with others, and with self. Our function as humans is to […]
P.D.A. – You’re Doing it All Wrong by Tim Reed
True public display of affection is sacrificial love. Pink mist lilts through the branches of the Multnomah aspens, signaling the arrival of spring in Portland. Two matching hearts wander together […]
Dating Evaluation by Abby Thiessen
Dating up or down: Looking at how we measure those in relationships You and your friend are eating Indian food from the nearby food cart in Pioneer Square in downtown […]
Learning to Lose…Living to Love by Kristen Leach
Pain opens eyes to love more deeply. Bethany and Ryan were married for six weeks after four years of being together: going on family vacations, cheering on University of Oregon […]
Investing in Community by Trevor Whitman
Student Body President reflects on being vulnerable while serving others. Love and motivation. What is the correlation between these two words? Some would argue that you are motivated to do […]
Letter from the Editor by Aaron Esparza
After examining all the stories in this edition, I’ve come down to a mental juxtaposition on the matters of love: some say true love is only in choice and not […]
