My name is Krin Van Tatenhove and I’m glad you found me. I grew up in the Los Angeles area but have lived all over the country: Nevada, New Mexico, South Carolina, and now Texas. I had a career as a Presbyterian pastor for over three decades, serving in a variety of contexts but always focused on ministries of justice and inclusivity. I have also had experience as a hospice chaplain, director of a nonprofit, and organizer of community projects for Habitat for Humanity.
I am a published author/photographer, and this site highlights my interests in both fields. In 40 years of writing, I have crafted countless articles and many books. Many of them are freely downloadable at the links above. I also currently serve as Fiction Editor for an emerging publishing company called Story Sanctum.
Anyone who has exercised their creativity for a lifetime knows that we pass through many incarnations. What I wrote or created visually years ago does not necessarily reflect who I am today. However, I have left it all here, perhaps as a testament to how one human being can change.
I live in San Antonio with my wife, Donna, and intellectually disabled adult son, Kristoffer. I have three other children – Pieter, Hanna, and Keenan – all of whom bring me great delight. Blessings to you, and let’s connect through some of these other links.
I am a published author and photographer, with over 40 years of experience in sharing my work. This website highlights my blog posts, photos, social media interests, and books (most downloadable for free). Anyone who has exercised their creativity for a lifetime knows this: we pass through many incarnations. What we created decades ago may not reflect who we are today. However, rather than excise any of my past efforts, many of them are here for better or worse. Maybe they will stand as a testament to our evolution.
A father of four awesome human beings, I currently live in San Antonio, Texas, with my precious wife and special needs son, Kristoffer. I would love to hear from you! Email me at krinvan@sbcglobal.net, or connect with me at:
Reflections on the Journey 