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Articles by Beth Borger
Focus on protecting our waterways
Byron & Beth Borger York Daily Record The Inky-Stinky Codorus? Growing up in the 1960s I often heard the local waterway described like that; for some it was a lament, worried about the fouled creek while for others it was a joke, literally care-less.
JOSH LARSEN - Enjoying Movies at a Deeper Level
We love to talk movies on the Re-integrate Podcast. Why? Because we want to reintegrate our enjoyment of pop culture with our Christian faith. Our guest on this episode is film critic Josh Larsen. He is co-host of the WBEZ (Chicago’s NPR station) radio show Filmspotting, which is also one of the top movie podcasts. Josh is also the editor and producer for Think Christian, a website and podcast exploring faith and pop culture. He has been writing and speaking about movies professionally since 1994.
ALAN NOBLE enters into our mental or emotional suffering
Scroll down to read the episode description. Many Christians must deal with some sort of mental or emotional suffering. While life is a good creation from a loving God, in a fallen and broken world, normal human life can be really difficult. While we have made tremendous advancements in therapy and psychiatry, the burden of living still comes down to the mundane choices that we each must make each moment, starting with the daily choice to get out of bed. Our guest on this episode is Dr. O.
Dazzling essays from flyover country
This debut collection of essays from the dazzlingly talented Meghan O’Gieblyn depressed me profoundly. Here I am, a writer whose main concerns include Christianity, the Midwest (Michigan in particular), and the terror and tedium of a fundamentalist childhood in the ’80s and ’90s. And here is O’Gieblyn, roughly my age, a Moody Bible Institute dropout from near Detroit, who in this book claims all these topics as authoritatively as Hemingway claimed hunting.
Owners of Small-Town Christian Bookstore in Pennsylvania Keep the Faith Despite an Uncertain Future
Byron and Beth Borger have run their store, Hearts & Minds bookstore, since the 1980s in Dallastown, Pa. RNS photo by Elizabeth Eisenstadt Evans DALLASTOWN, Pa. (RNS) — The first book that Byron and Beth Borger sold at the Hearts & Minds bookstore was a copy of Victor Hugo’s “Les Miserables.” For the Borgers, it was a perfect fit. But their customer was a bit perplexed since the book isn’t standard fare at Christian bookshops.
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