Artist Edouard Duval-Carrié engages the rich, fascinating and often tragic history of his homeland in his art. He also is trying to help Haitian artists recover from the 2010 earthquake by promoting their work.
Forgiveness is at the heart of the gospel, but learning how to embody it is not easy. In their new book, "Forgiving As We've Been Forgiven," L. Gregory Jones and Célestin Musekura provide a guide for the practice of forgiveness.
Being Christian, says a distinguished pastor and theologian, means adjusting our personhood to God’s will and becoming servants to humanity.
The practice of hospitality is central to Christian institutions and Christian leadership, says theologian and ethicist Christine D. Pohl.
“Diversity” can mean “having some blacks attend our mostly white church.” What about the Pakistani pastor working with an Iranian congregation in the Southeast?
Communicating in a Christian institution requires a willingness to have faith in the best intentions of the people around us who assess our every move in a socially networked world, says L. Gregory Jones.
Black and white Christians’ views on race differ. Take our quiz to test your knowledge about race and the church.
In Wesleyan Christianity the UMC has all it needs to be faithful and fruitful in today’s world, says Jorge Acevedo. The challenge is to ‘turbo-charge’ the tradition, claim it and live into it.
Some of the most important work of reconciliation is not just between cultures or ethnic groups but also within them, says Peter Cha.
Latino immigrants are only our latest scapegoats.