Thou shalt neither vex a stranger, nor oppress him: for ye were strangers in the land of Egypt” (Exod. 22:21, KJV) is another ...

I could sleep, bet, to the regular pings of baseballs off aluminum bats.Or a fishing line                             ...

Delores Seneva Williams’s pallbearers were listed simply as “Womanists.” On December 10, Black women scholars inspired and shaped by the theologian’s leadership and friendship came to Nashville to ...

Because technology now allows medicine to “bring the nature and timing of death and dying under efficient and instrumental ...

A clergy friend of mine had coffee with a young woman who was going through a hard time. She felt unable to pray about it, she said, because of her painful church upbringing—and a felt unworthiness ...

Amid the recent killings of two immigrants by immigration enforcement agents, around 100 religious leaders from across the ...

It so happens that the four gospels open in these very settings. Mark opens with a voice crying out in the wilderness.

Four months before the midterm elections, Minnesota faith leaders who previously have protested against federal immigration ...

There are many answers to this question, so using the term without explanation can be confusing—and ...

In one of John Updike’s novels, a minister finishes the last page of The Collected Works of Robert Ingersoll and, in less than the time it takes Updike to complete the sentence, loses his faith. This ...

Scott Beck has long hoped the faith-based tech company he founded in 2013 would help churches and other Christian groups ...

When I moved back to my hometown of Seattle in my early 30s, after living in California since age 18, I was an exvangelical—the kind NPR correspondent Sarah McCammon writes about in The Exvangelicals: ...