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What message is the U.S. sending by defying the basic principle of supporting those who face serious persecution based on their faith?
This year, we’ve seen protests in Chile, Ecuador, Lebanon, Spain, and now, Hong Kong — the freshest display of citizen demand.
How do we wait for Christ this year, in this both liturgical and, yes, political season?
This year, we’ve seen protests in Chile, Ecuador, Lebanon, Spain, and now, Hong Kong — the freshest display of citizen demand.
Does reconnecting with Jesus mean reclaiming a way of life or style of life that we can look for?
When we say we are already decolonized, we are neglecting the seriousness of the journey toward decolonizing in all its complexities.
What message is the U.S. sending by defying the basic principle of supporting those who face serious persecution based on their faith?
“My most potent times of worship have happened while locked arm in arm with Jesus followers.”
In times of great polarization, we must look to moral visions that unite Americans around a bigger story of us.
