by Amy Williams & Bill Niven | Dec 16, 2020
The Storehouse You might not even notice the Guldental synagogue if you walk or drive by. From the road, from the pavement, it just looks like some kind of storage building. Only if you took the time to walk around, would you notice the arched windows, and the... 
by Micah Dailey | Oct 30, 2020
Since March, the hustle and bustle of our former lives has been strangely imposed upon by the confines of our homes. This imposition has introduced us to unique challenges. Daily virtual communication and other uncomfortable attempts to “stay connected” often feel... by Hanna Miley | Sep 4, 2019
Academics in the School of Arts and Humanities have recently opened a new Kindertransport exhibition, ‘At the End of the Tunnel’, in Berlin. The outdoor exhibition is the first Kindertransport exhibition ever to show in Berlin, and the first in Germany to present the... by Hanna Miley | Jul 10, 2018
Have words in a book ever jumped out and hit you between the eyes? That was my experience this morning while reading, Learning to See Again, Chapter 2 of Only the Lover Sings, Art & Contemplation, written in 1952. “Man’s ability to see is in decline… The... by George Miley | Aug 9, 2012
June 14, 2012 About that visit to Baltimore in October 2005, just after my 65th birthday… here are notes I made on the flight back to Phoenix. I have kept them, written in my own hand, in my prayer journal ever since, and have prayed through them countless times:... by George Miley | Aug 9, 2012
June 13, 2012 Today I am beginning to write. It is not as though I have never written; I have been writing for decades. But today is different. Hanna and I are beginning our second quarter quiet week at Santa Rita Abbey, a Cistercian monastery in the high desert...
