Living Faith
Researcher R.G. Cravens sheds light on the role religion plays for many queer people — and how it’s distinct for people of color.
These are peacemakers, academics, preachers, bakers, community leaders, podcasters, psychologists, and theologians all connected by their Christian faith and vision of a more just world.
What should Christians think of the students who persist protesting despite arrest, suspension, and eviction?
TikTok dancers are part of a long tradition of using dance to connect with the Divine.
But the denomination also approved its Revised Social Principles which “urge” alternatives to abortion.
The ban was overturned with 93 percent approval, alongside other legislation, by delegates at the church’s General Conference.
As state and federal government fail to care for migrants, churches are stepping in.
IVF’s uncertain legal future in some states is adding emotional and spiritual exhaustion to the lives of people who want to become parents.
Ashley Lynn Hengst offers a future where sports and faith overlap to enrich the bodies and souls of the church.
As the climate crisis continues, people look for help managing the spiritual burden. That’s where eco-chaplains come in.
The author and minister told Sojourners that “reconciliation was always supposed to be married to reparations.”
Christian curiosity about Jewish seders can lead to being better neighbors. But that curiosity touches a dark history.
