Paula Huston
Paula Huston's latest book is A Land Without Sin: A Novel.
God amid materialism
Morton Kelsey showed me that I was under a spell that needed to be broken.
by Paula Huston
April 16, 2015
Of monks and men
As a prospective monk at the Algerian Trappist monastery, Freddy Derwahl came to know the community before the 1996 abduction of seven brothers.
by Paula Huston
March 12, 2014
What is it about Western culture that makes it so difficult to taste God? Why would we rather prove propositions than experience the holy?
by Paula Huston
December 17, 2012
In my 45th year, I “came to my senses in a dark forest." Somehow my life had once again veered out of control, though not in the usual sense: not morally. In that sphere, I was looking pretty good. I was teaching at a university and was a published writer. After a challenging stint as a single mother, I’d made a go of it with a new marriage. Most important, after a decade of deliberate, repetitive sinning, I’d repented and returned to the church. I was bashfully pleased with myself and content with my life.
by Paula Huston
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