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To the Broken at Christmas

It is no mistake we see such extremes at the manger – the wealth and nobility of Wise Men, and…

You’re joining me today for an interview with Mark Yonally, Artistic Director and founder of Chicago Tap Theatre. We’re talking…

Every year when Target pulls out the halloween candy and creepy lawn decorations, I break out my Christmas music and…

Hey friend. I’m so glad we could get together. I’m loving all the fall flavors and feels and definitely the…

Christmas is one of the highest attended days of the church calendar year by both believers and seekers alike, but…

Simply Christmas Narration and Production Notes for a Complete Christmas Eve Service Take advantage of the revised and expanded Contemporary…

Chicago | Family

My family was given four tickets to see Emerald City Theatre’s A Charlie Brown Christmas at Broadway in Chicago in exchange for posting…

I know. You’re tired. Life is big and loud and raucous on a normal day, and now it’s Christmas and there’s…

Chicago | Family | Writing

It’s tradition that every December Mike and I go on a special Christmas date. Over the last fourteen years we’ve been…

Chicago | Family | Writing

Creative work is hard work. The hours are long after those spent at jobs that pay the bills. Add to…