Culture Watch

Molly Marsh 2-01-2006
Today's scrapbooks don't look a thing like our grandmother's albums.
Molly Marsh 2-01-2006

Loving Our Enemies

The remarkable thing about Renny Golden’s writing is that it provides a bridge of understanding between a silenced, disenfranchised community and those who need to hear what that community

Rose Marie Berger 2-01-2006

Robert Ellsberg is an editor’s editor.

William J.Teska 1-01-2006
A string band reclaims country music.
What do we believe when all social restraints are off?
Shane Claiborne 1-01-2006

Christian activist (and former high school prom king) Shane Claiborne spent his college years in the company of like-minded travelers.

Gail S. Phares 1-01-2006

Those of us living in the United States face the challenge of how to live and preach the full gospel, the prophetic message as preached by Jesus.

Danny Duncan Collum 12-01-2005
Can democracy survive without an adversarial press?
Dale W. Brown 12-01-2005
Ron Hansen talks about stories, faith, and being a 'Christian writer.'
Craig Detweiler 12-01-2005
Participating in the Divine

Race relations used to be a pertinent and profitable topic in Hollywood’s movies. As multiculturalism rose in public consciousness, Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing (1989) fueled the discussion. Los Angeles filmmakers followed with Boyz N the Hood, Grand Canyon, and Menace II Society.

Elizabeth Green 12-01-2005
Seeking Mystery Together

Using the translated texts of sacred mystical poetry, David Wilcox and his wife, Nance Pettit, have created a recording of spare and intimate beauty, a product of evenings spent by the fire delighting in the words of ancient poets.

Molly Marsh 12-01-2005
New and Noteworthy

People of the Books

The Editors 11-01-2005
Music for the journey
The Editors 11-01-2005
Books to stir your mind, heart, and soul.
Danny Duncan Collum 11-01-2005
The suffering and salvation of New Orleans.
My life among conservative Christians.
Robert Roth 9-01-2005
Neoconservatives and humanitarians can share a false trust in weaponry and a not-so-subtle imperialism.
The incarnational work of filmmaker Gerard Straub.
Molly Marsh 9-01-2005
Spiritual Nourishment

Spiritual Nourishment