Category: Editorial
History Porn: Milwaukee’s unhealthy obsession with still images from its past
It is normal to think that history is remembered in a linear fashion, with people living in the...
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A Church Disunited: Wesleyan movement faces schism after public vote on political view of faith
I have read, watched, and listened to responses to the recent decisions of the United Methodist...
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A Dream Beyond February: Overcoming our tribal nature to build a diverse church and a real community
I am a confessing white, privileged priest with more blindspots in my ego than I like to admit. I...
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Why Milwaukee should care that a Chinese photographer is missing in China
With the experience of spending nearly a decade of my life taking photos in China, I know all too...
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Inconvenient Images: How pictures teach us to see the world for what it is
As the visuals of TV news broadcasts assault our minds with horrific images, turning away from...
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For Memorial Day we remember the loss not give thanks for service
Each year in Southeastern Wisconsin, just as the trees begin to green and the flowers begin to...
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