A Presbyterian hiker ministry spreads radical hospitality in the Rocky Mountains
At the intersection of two major trails, a small Colorado congregation has shaped a convergence of volunteers, hikers and the larger community rooted in welcome.
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An inside view of the Orthodox convert surge
An Orthodox educator takes issue with popular notions of why people are joining Orthodox parishes in America; converts are not exclusively “Orthobros,” she says, but people seeking connection with others and with God.
What Bananagrams teaches us about getting unstuck in church property development
Learning to remain flexible, change plans and find new solutions is key to church property development.
How do you love your enemies in a time of war?
After 60 years of working for peace in Vietnam and Iran, a Mennonite peace pastor says human relationships are the key to understanding that we all are created in the image of God.
Lessons from my mother’s hospital bedside
A writer considers what it means to walk beside a loved one near the end of life.
‘The Pink Robe Chronicles: Womanist Wisdom for Healing, Liberation, and Love’
In an excerpt from her new book, a professor and preacher draws on childhood lessons about the importance of using her voice.
