Beauty is to the spirit what food is to the flesh. A glimpse of it in a young face, say, or an echo of it in a song fills an ...

In Charlotte Wood’s novel, an atheist is driven by climate despair to an isolated convent, where she grapples with layers ...

C. J. Surbaugh is a writer and librarian living in Durham, North Carolina. From theological reflections to breaking religion ...

What I don’t feel is entitlement. She did not owe me or anyone else the suffering that it took to bring us into the world. As a Christian and a human rights advocate, I begin with the premise that ...

Nearly three dozen Anglicans and Episcopalians representing Indigenous cultures from around the world have gathered in the ...

The grace of deep-bellied laughter Does our theology have space for a Jesus who not only weeps but also laughs?

I had been thinking about fabric, its shelter and its comfort, since attending a conference last fall. The theme was ...

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America elected its first Black leader on Wednesday at its churchwide assembly meeting in ...

Edward L. Queen II is research fellow and director of the Religion and Philanthropy Project at the Indiana University Center on Philanthropy in Indianapolis.

It’s beautiful, he explains, recounting the tenderness he witnesses as commonplace there. It may be hard to quantify, but it ...

Practicing gratitude in hard times (Psalm 107) Sometimes celebratory texts like Psalm 107 are as difficult as the binding of Isaac.