Tag Archives: Bryan Emmanuel Guzman
Climbing Bryan’s Mountain, 2012
This post is part of a series consisting of excerpts from a journal I keep reflecting on loss, healing, change, and other adventures, usually during the few summer weeks I spend in Sedona, AZ. Links to the LEAD POST and to Emmanuel House—an organization started by … Continue reading
Kevin Andrew Prchal: New Songs with Deep, Old Echoes
Some song writers have a knack for writing songs both clearly contemporary but also really old. Their sound is new but anchored so deeply in some ancient American memory, it seems the songs could have existed 200 years ago. Think of The … Continue reading
Grief and Social Change
In his essay “The Servant as Leader”—a piece which launched the entire field of Servant Leadership studies—Robert Greenleaf tells of a two-day, off-the-record seminar attended by twelve ministers and theologians, and twelve psychiatrists of all faiths. The theme: healing. The … Continue reading