Category Archives: Elijah & the SAT

Another voice of Elijah

Even if you’ve never read a word of the Bible, you probably could name at least one biblical example of provision lasting much longer or stretching much further than it should have. Think about it. Go ahead, I’ll wait. You might have thought of the story of the loaves and the fishes (there are severalContinue reading “Another voice of Elijah”

Another voice of Elijah

It was February of her freshman year. Remy had been working on a new spin, a reverse camel spin, in which she enters quickly and forcefully on an inside edge. She had been so excited about it she even asked me to stand at the rail to watch. I crossed my arms against the chillContinue reading “Another voice of Elijah”

Another voice of Elijah

“I worry about America’s boys. They are dropping out of high school at alarming rates, and contributing to a shift in college demographics that would have been unheard of even two decades ago. The average college campus in the U.S. is now nearly 60% female. As a woman I imagine this is suppose to makeContinue reading “Another voice of Elijah”

One of the voices of Elijah

The epigram for Elijah & the SAT is from a song lyric by Kate Campbell: We need an older angel If we’re going to make it through One who’s been around this block we’re on A time or two There is another song of Kate’s which was, for me, the soundtrack to the writing ofContinue reading “One of the voices of Elijah”