'Nones' Actually Head Back to Church

WOMEN

God Came to Me in My Cancer
At a time when I should have felt abandoned by God, I experienced what Augustine called "the sweetness."
Kate Bowler
I am at the office, pacing at my treadmill desk and flipping through my latest research, when my phone rings. "Hello, this is Kate." It's Jan from the doctor's office. She has a little speech prepared, but my mind is zeroing in and out. I can hear that she is talking, but I can't make out the words. It is not my gallbladder, I catch that much. But now it is everywhere. "What's everywhere now?" I ask. "Cancer." I listen to the buzz of the phone. "Ms. Bowler." continue reading >>

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