A note to readers about the latest issue
The previous issue (Spring/Summer 2025) was accidentally printed and mailed out to subscribers instead of the new issue (Fall/Winter 2025-26). We're in the process of printing and mailing the correct issue out, so that should arrive soon. We're sorry for the delay in getting the issue if your hands. In the meantime, we've posted the contents of the new issue below.
We encourage you to share the duplicate copy of the Spring/Summer issue with a friend!
– the editors, Feb 2
Current Issue
Staying power by Mark Safstrom
Lessons from an immigrant family by Lauren St. Martin
Partisanship and confession by Kaleb Nyquist
A Christmas Wish for Little Dala Horse reviewed by Maria Ward
Jerusalem, Jerusalem by Lynnea Miller
Trusting the Lord in the darkest valleys by Ryan Eikenbary-Barber
I will let winter by Ann Boaden
Kierkegaard’s ethics of love by Erik Paul Bergren
Danish pastry (Wienerbrød) by Bonnie Sparrman
A circle of belonging by Greg Asimakoupoulos
The Lord’s Highway by Christopher Brown
Squire Adamsson hopes that, in evaluating his ski technique, one would be reminded first of Sondre Norheim’s innovations in Norway’s Telemark region, and then of the ravens descending to feed the prophet Elijah hidden in the Kerith ravine. ART: Jeff HansPetersen
Recent Issues
Books
Squire Adamsson
Mark Safstrom's translation of P.P. Waldenström's novel Squire Adamsson is now available.
Singing the Story: Sightings in Christian Music
Film
God's Glory, Neighbor's Good: The Story of Pietism
A documentary film on the history and legacy of Pietism.
The full 75-minute documentary can be streamed on Amazon Prime. The 1-hour version can be viewed for free on the Augustana Digital Commons.