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In her 15-minute talk on "justice" at the Fourth Lausanne Congress, Ruth Padilla DeBorst felt it was important to name specific injustices, including Israel’s military offensive in Gaza. Many disagreed.

Friedel Dausab on following Jesus as a “human rights fighter,” the colonial roots of Africa’s anti-LGBTQ+ laws, and inclusivity in African churches.

The beloved Middle Earth trilogy resonates with my understanding of faith and social justice, so I'm alarmed to see it embraced by those with a very different worldview.

Fifteen congregations installed air monitors to help researchers understand racial inequities in air quality throughout the city.

How public transit helps me know — and love — my neighbors.

Rev. Anastasia E. B. Kidd envisions a Christianity that celebrates all bodies without trying to change them.

For Lydia Wylie-Kellermann, parenting is more about taking the time to marvel at worms than ensuring her children have all the answers.

The illustration shows three figures in the woods, standing in front of piles of paper.

October reflections from the Revised Common Lectionary (Year B).

The illustration shows some people rowing on a sailboat in an ocean of pages

September reflections from the Revised Common Lectionary (Year B).

The image is a collage of a red, white, blue, gray and white scraps of paper depicting Latino Americans, churches, and American symbols.

Is “miraculous meritocracy” driving some believers towards a gospel of entitlement?