baptism

Meggan Watterson finds in the Acts of Paul and Thecla a seven-step journey for personal growth.

Catherine Conybeare’s new biography reveals a bishop formed by two worlds, two languages, and a church struggling to define itself.

Robert Macfarlane helps us appreciate that life is not a possession. It is a process we participate in.

By refusing to swear oaths, 16th-century Anabaptists took away the state’s primary tool for control.

Baptism and Eucharist should rework all of our ideas about identity.

Baptismal rituals in glacial lands hold memories of the past—and wisdom for facing climate change.

For now, anyway. After our discernment together, I consider this a success.

We are as reliant on grace as our bodies are on water. 

What if we did asystematic theology?

Do baptizer and baptized constitute a hierarchy? How was Jesus’ baptism fulfilling all righteousness?

River baptisms are becoming a casualty of polluted waters.

Peter Leithart argues that the sacrament’s violence is surprisingly good news.

Faith and water conservation in the desert

A conversation with author Kaitlin Curtice about poetry, women as water protectors, baptism, land acknowledgments, and more

This might mean changing the order of certain elements.

We say these words a lot. Lately I’ve noticed what it looks like when we follow through.

Jesus knows he’s part of a history, a people’s longing and dreams.