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Articles by Kate Henreckson

Kate Henreckson has taught literature, composition, and theater at multiple levels, and is currently a freelance writer. She lives in Sioux Center, Iowa.

Beauty in the Time of Culture Wars: A Review of “Culture Care”

  • Kate Henreckson
1
2 years ago

In his book Culture Care, Makoto Fujimura describes how our culture is influenced by a post-industrial, utilitarian view of life: life is a battle to compete for resources, which are growing increasingly scarce.

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  • art
  • beauty
  • culture
  • modernism

Hiraeth

  • Kate Henreckson
5
2 years ago

A Welsh word, “hiraeth” means a homesickness for a home to which you cannot return; the nostalgia, the yearning, the grief for the lost places of your past.

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  • childhood
  • heaven and eternal life
  • home

Grief, Doubt, and Hope: Victor Austin’s Losing Susan

  • Kate Henreckson
0
3 years ago

In his book, "Losing Susan: Brain Disease, the Priest's Wife, and the God Who Gives and Takes Away," Victor Lee Austin recalls how in the midst of all his suffering, he was able to find joy, in the everyday rituals of caring for his dying wife.

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  • book review
  • grief
  • suffering

Embodied Worship, Workaday Grace: Tish Harrison Warren’s Liturgy of the Ordinary

  • Kate Henreckson
1
3 years ago

Along with that comes the invitation to slow down: to notice daily experiences as they form us, to be mindful of the Spirit’s work in our everyday life. Perhaps above all, we are challenged to learn to see the beauty of small moments.

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  • liturgy
  • ordinary life
  • worship

The Silence of Christ

  • Kate Henreckson
0
3 years ago

Christ knew that a time was coming when his identity would be revealed – when the curtain of the temple would be torn in two, when the stones would cry out, when an empty tomb would proclaim that truly, he was the son of God. But it was not yet.

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  • Christ
  • silence
  • special revelation

Irresistible Grace

  • Kate Henreckson
2
4 years ago

Lila tells the story of a young woman, Lila Dahl—of her abandonment at birth, her wild upbringing among vagrants, and her eventual arrival in the small town of Gilead, Iowa, where she begins a relationship with the gentle pastor who would one day become her husband. It is a story of grace – divine and human – and of unconditional love.

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  • baptism
  • book review
  • grace
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