by Jonni Turner | Apr 29, 2020 | Arts & Letters
Life in a pandemic takes thought down intertwining paths. As spring approaches, I find myself in a peculiar headspace. Lament and exultation dance in counterpoint, as do death and life. Sometimes words are not enough to explain what I feel. It takes music to fully...
by Jonni Turner | Oct 2, 2018 | Theology & Science
You may wonder how a scientist born almost 400 years ago could be relevant to your search for understanding in modern times. John Ray’s quest combined a love of God with a thirst for understanding the created world. He was especially concerned for people who seemed to...
by Jonni Turner | Feb 26, 2018 | Quest & Journey
Those who are blessed with distinct seasons know how they pace the passing years, an underlying rhythm to events major and minor, in our world and in our lives. In my small micro-climate, this winter has been unsettled and undecided, one day hurling white gusts at the...
