Otis Parker
By Charles Underwood Sometimes one meets or hears about a person, and they make such an impact that their face or story will always be remembered. Otis Parker was one of these people. Otis Parker…
Category: Miscellaneous Nonfiction
Long May She Reign: The Life of Queen Elizabeth II
By Michael Goth As we approach the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s passing away, we present this reflection on her life and legacy from the Fellowship & Fairydust issue Happy & Glorious: A Royal…
Feasts of Saints
As the year draws to an end and the holidays loom ever larger on the horizon, starting with Thanksgiving, I would like to talk about some big holidays in Europe that take place in autumn…
So What Happens at A Lord of the Rings Party?
“Hey, if Sauron wants to watch TV, let him.” I watch the orange balloon with the giant eye scrawled over it in Expo marker bobble around, its eye facing the projector we are using to…
Tropical Creation
By Robin Sebolino Today, I suppose many people shiver in the cold winter, although surely not in tropical countries. Weather is warm in lands close to the equator, like in my archipelago, where walking for…
A Summer Memory
Let me tell you what beauty is. It’s April rains and May flowers. It’s a song on the radio that brings back wonderful memories. It’s in the pages of well-worn books. It’s the dawn of…
Garden Church
By Hannah Skipper “I am the true vine and my Father is the gardener. He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit, He prunes so…
2 Minute Travel Review: I Fed the Chipmunks at Creede, Colorado
By Amanda Pizzolatto You might have all heard of Seven Falls in Colorado Spring, Colorado. It’s owned by the Broadmoor and it’s pretty expensive to get in, but it is a lovely sight. You can…
Nachfolge: Reflections on Bonhoeffer’s Cost of Discipleship
By Leah Skipper “In the last resort, what we want to know is not, what would this or that man, or this or that Church, have of us, but what Jesus Christ himself wants of…
Zen and the Theatre
By James C. Egan There is a Zen saying, “When the show goes wrong, blame the stage manager.” Conversely, stage managers have a Zen saying, “When the show goes wrong, blame the technicians.” There is…