Culture
Continued from part 1 of an interview with Shannon Hopkins of Sweet Notions and Alissa Moore of Nomi Network.
Former President George W. Bush receives a pro-life award this weekend from Legatus, an organization of Catholic business professionals.
Since 1994, musician David Bazan (former front man of Pedro the Lion and Headphones) has put sharp questions about faith, justice, and his Pentecostal-evangelical upbringing front and center in his songs...
Several weeks ago, I had an extensive phone interview with a reporter from The New York Times about the growing popularity of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) in the wide and nebulous net of "evangelical churches." The reporter had come across one of my previous blog entries
I used to be just like Glenn Beck, only without the multi-million dollar TV show: I used to get attention by angrily, and humorously, attacking politicians. I'm ashamed of how I acted back then. And now, of all people, it's Glenn Beck who's attacking me on TV for it...
Against the gray of concrete and stone buildings, the vibrant colors of the Paint Your Faith mural on a wall of Metropolitan United Church in downtown Toronto can be seen from blocks away.
Was Jack Kerouac a keeper of visions or a self-destructive individualist?
Since 1994, David Bazan has put sharp questions about faith, justice, and his Pentecostal-evangelical upbringing front and center in his songs.
I recently attended a private symposium of Christian leaders—scientists, theologians, and pastors, along with other scholars.
Because I lay on my back as a boy in the grass of the small yard behind our house watching clouds move and become faces, mostly,
A Toronto church wall speaks to the vibrancy of faith, thanks to the work of four aerosol artists.