Changing Times
Melanie Clarke
March 1, 2023
My grandfather died when I was twelve. He was my father’s father, and he and my grandmother lived with us because my dad was their
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My grandfather died when I was twelve. He was my father’s father, and he and my grandmother lived with us because my dad was their
February is the beginning of Lent. The tradition in my family and many Christian families is to give up something for Lent. As a teenager,
My career was as a teacher. Like my father before me, I taught English. I had the opportunity to teach many poems, plays, essays, novels
Every year around the end of November, there seems to be something in the air. A feeling comes over most people in December that isn’t
The past couple of years have been particularly challenging for most of us. We have endured a pandemic, several life-changing storms, inflation, food insecurity, joblessness,
When I was a little girl, my father would take us to Chance Cove, Trinity Bay every summer to visit his family. As I was
Recently, a cousin of mine, brought my mother an old article he had saved from 1988. The article was from The Churchman, what is today
The summer has arrived! The sun shines bright and warm, and the flowers are out! The sense of renewal is in the air, and everyone
When I was a teenager, I remember having a conversation with my father about why I had to go to church. At the time, many
Growing up in the Clarke household, Easter was a very special time. As a young teenager, I remember waking up at 5:00am to get ready
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