Baseball

Nash is left-handed. It is a fact that was loudly shouted every time he entered the four square arena. Through the 2000s, the decade in which the Royals went 733 – 1,049, I was a youth minister and worship leader in Lee’s ...
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ETHAN — At the conclusion of the 2019 World Series — congratulations Washington Nationals! — the idea to listen to old baseball games during the lengthy off-season sparked during a slumber-filled Saturday afternoon. Rance and I ...
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I have lived with my pastor and his family on two occasions. The second time was when Jamie and I moved to Kansas City from Waco, Texas with six-month old Kaylea; our house in Texas took forever to sell. One month into our extended visit, ...
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The Pre-Game ETHAN — Over the past couple of weeks, I have become more than slightly obsessed with an out-of-print book by German theologian Jurgan Moltmann, The Theology of Play. As I listened to the game, I heard echoes of Moltmann’s ...
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‘Twas the week of Thanksgiving, I sat at my house While the feline was silently tracking a mouse; Long stockings of blue washed and folded with care, In hopes a Spring invite soon would be there; My children were school-bound, ...
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