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Nigerian Christian leader honored for aiding victims of Boko Haram
Rebecca Samuel Dali was recognized especially for her efforts to reintegrate women and their children who had been held captive by militants.
Trump's "law and order" is about neither one
Impunity for Joe Arpaio makes good policing harder. So does access to military gear.
Robert Jenson and the search for the divine feminine
Jens was never unkind to me, perhaps because I was the rare chemistry major who asked questions about God while showing enthusiasm for Barth.
Getting forgiveness (Matthew 18:15-20)
Christ’s love binds up our broken hearts and broken ways.
Washington National Cathedral to remove windows honoring Confederate generals
The cathedral removed glass panels depicting the Confederate flag a year ago.
Notion of a 'Christian America' dwindling even further, study shows
The number of people who are not affiliated with organized religion continues to grow.
Breaking the silence about suicide
“When the church couldn’t talk about suicide or mental illness, it felt like God couldn’t either.”
Why scientific thinking matters for society
Andrew Shtulman's book isn't just about understanding data. It's about moral concern.
Indonesian UCC lay leader detained by ICE
Terry Rombot has faced religious persecution in his home country.
October 8, Ordinary 27A (Philippians 3:4b-14; Matthew 21:33-46)
The Apostle Paul shows the struggle to transcend the architecture of ego.
A former parishioner shows me the gospel
His life had emerged from chaos, but he didn't have a bad word for anyone.
Karen refugees revitalize two mainline churches, inspire film All Saints
Ye Win, now an Episcopal lay minister, paid forward the help he received when he reached the United States from Burma.
The Bible's place in the American imagination
Scripture shapes culture—but always through what we bring to it.
U.S. Catholics and Protestants agree: they have more in common than not
Pew Research Center data show that many U.S. Protestants seem unaware of traditional positions.
Tracing the traditions of English church music
Andrew Gant's lively book tells a history of sacred song.
Inclusive, exclusive, or pluralistic?
A dialogue on Judaism in relation to other religions
The body arcs away (Matthew 16:21-28)
In Matthew 16, I see a particular classical ballet step.
The slow creep of injustice
When toxicity grows gradually, we get used to it. But we don't have to.
In the South, a new helping hand: Muslim disaster relief teams
Islamic Relief USA is turning ecumenical rebuilding efforts into interfaith partnerships.