Living Faith
American exceptionalism’s biblical orientalism has often rendered Middle Eastern Christians as exotic artifacts to be studied and converted.
How will our ongoing traumas affect the way our kids see the world, God, and faith?
"He spoke, and there came swarms of flies, and gnats throughout their country."
Williams-Skinner shares how to protect your vote and, ultimately, the image of God.
"Is God really calling us to recreate what we were doing before?”
This is a specific prayer for specific types of circumstances, namely, travesties of justice.
In the coronavirus hotspot of Pune, 47-year-old Nair is one of the few women offering last rites for the dead.
November reflections on the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycles A and B.
"We need our leaders to be motivated by an unselfish sacrificial way of love that truly seeks the good and well-being of the American society," Curry says.
In Jewish mythology, the turn of the year is a process, like turning over a field.
It is only by coming together in our collective power that the movement for justice has continued over generations and will continue even now.
The decision exposes the value gap in our justice system that so often dismisses and degrades the value of Black life.
