by Hanna Miley | Aug 26, 2017
An old postcard Tiny, blurry photos. Have you ever experienced a Flashback to your own past As you scroll down IG or FB? Petra, a friend from Gemünd, Posted this photo yesterday. The building on the lower left Is my first school. Jewish children were allowed To attend... by Hanna Miley | Aug 25, 2017
In the Dermatologist’s Waiting room Sitting, stroking Our devices The Time magazine cover Shouts silently. Search me O Lord, Help me to pull out The poisonous roots From my own... by Micah Dailey | Aug 22, 2017
As I watch swastikas carried through the crowded streets of Charlottesville, VA, USA, on August 12, 2017, another picture comes to mind. I am in my home town, Gemünd (Eifel), Germany. The date is April 29, 1937. The streets are crowded with people. There are... by Micah Dailey | Aug 21, 2017
From Metro Richmond Pastors and Ministry Leaders A STATEMENT OF UNITY August 21, 2017 PREAMBLE As pastors and ministry leaders in Richmond, Virginia, we desire to express, with a unified voice, our sorrow over last weekend’s tragic events in Charlottesville. These... by Micah Dailey | Aug 18, 2017
Old pictures of Dietrich Bonhoeffer Evoke deep sorrow Yet his tragic story Brings surprising Consolation & wisdom For our world today… His study in Berlin Place of hanging Seeking heroes…. Today, in Germany, Many streets and Public buildings are named... by Micah Dailey | Aug 15, 2017
As a Jew (married to a Virginian gentile), Born in Germany, 11 months before Hitler seized power, How do I respond to the familiar sounds of Fear, hatred, contempt, anger, violence, and death, Echoing in the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia? Yesterday, was the...
