Nancy Nason-Clark is committed to “bring training to the privacy of the clergy office.” Last fall she received a Lilly Grant to develop “Religion and Violence E-Learning (RAVE),
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Robert M. Franklin 1-01-2007
If preachers are preoccupied with pursuing the life of conscpicuous consumption and preaching a "prosperity gospel," then poor people are in big trouble.
Gail Martin 1-01-2007
• PASCH: www.peaceandsafety.com
• FaithTrust Institute: A multifaith organization working to end sexual and domestic violence.
Rose Marie Berger 12-01-2006
Thomas Keating talks about how the ancient church tradition of contemplation can transform Christians today.
Meg E. Cox 12-01-2006
John Perkins' pioneering ministry has shown that true racial reconciliation can only come with economic and political empowerment.
Michele M. Hovey 12-01-2006
In battered Liberia, a woman catches a glimpse of the reconciliation that only the bread and wine might bring.
Bob Massey 11-01-2006
How does faith in Jesus enter the moving picture for Hollywood writer-producer David MacFadzean?
Barbara Brown Taylor 11-01-2006
Exploring the difference between the public truth of the sermon and the private truth of the memoir.
Donovan Jacobs 11-01-2006
Maybe a single film can't change the world, but put a social action campaign behind it and you have the seeds of a movement.
Joseph R., SJ Hacala 9-01-2006
A Catholic university strives to make hunger for justice part of the curriculum.
Amy McDougall 9-01-2006
Gay rights activists seek - and find - dialogue on (some) Christian campuses.
Danny Duncan Collum 9-01-2006
On the first anniversary of Katrina, New Orleans is grateful for the kindness of strangers, but worried about those levees.
David Black 9-01-2006
What do the words and witness of Jesus demand of a college that calls itself Christian?
Judy Coode 8-01-2006
The Jesuit Volunteer Corps celebrates 50 years of changing lives through service.
Daniel Charles 8-01-2006
The pursuit of knowledge was his true faith. And in many ways, it remains ours today.
Rose Marie Berger 8-01-2006
Nane Alejandrez had plenty of opportunities to die. Instead he chose life, and brought generations of Latino youngsters with him.