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.
The practice started shortly after Jesus’ crucifixion and remains an important tradition for some Christians today.
This election season will be ugly, but neither driving ourselves to burnout or ignoring what is at stake will foster the change we need.
Tyler Burns and The Witness want a Christianity that is more power than pageantry.
Texas executed Ivan Cantu despite the wealth of evidence, including a witness who admitted to lying on the stand, that called the guilty verdict into question.
Women have always been at the forefront of faith-filled movements for justice.
Congress needs to hear from Christians demanding humanitarian aid for people who are starving.
Our youngest church members may not absorb abstract theological concepts or complicated Bible stories, but they can still be shaped by a church environment.
New data suggests that queer Black Americans are sticking with the church more than other LGBTQ+ people.
“This is a historic moment,” Stella Belia, the head of same-sex parents group Rainbow Families, told Reuters. “This is a day of joy.”
How the humor and honesty of a 16th-century Spanish nun helped me trust God.