EDS Parts Ways with Union Theological
By Douglas LeBlanc

Episcopal Divinity School is stepping away from its residential, degree-awarding program at Union Theological Seminary to work with local diocesan programs for theological and ministerial formation. Read on

Two Centuries of Donating Bibles, BCPs
By Mike Patterson

The Bible and Common Prayer Book Society was founded in 1809 to supply congregations in New York, especially in the vast wilderness north and west of Albany. It's still in business, over a much broader territory. Read on

Podcast: Suffering & Grace at the Border
Interview by Amber Noel

Victoria Tester, a photographer from New Mexico, talks with Amber about her work founding the San Isidro Bean Project, which has made a million meals possible in cooperation with a family farm. Listen here

Learning from Martin Luther King’s Mentor

By Marcia Hotchkiss

What Makes You Come Alive by Lerita Coleman Brown takes us inside the mind of Howard Thurman, a man not widely known despite his towering importance to the civil rights movement. Read on 

Deep South Investors Tour: June 5-10

Join Faith and Money Network on a six-day tour through
Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama, to experience how
our country’s legacy of racial inequity persists today in
major systems from home ownership to education to banking
— and how Hope Credit Union and its investors are working for change.

Powerless Christianity
By Eugene R. Schlesinger

When Christians attempt to wield power over others, opting for coercion rather than persuasion, we turn our backs to the cross and to the one who bore it for our sake. Read on

For Maundy Thursday
By Garwood Anderson

I might hope for all of us, that, seeing Jesus wrapped in a towel, kneeling at our feet, we should never again think that anything is beneath us. Read on

The Poetry of Reconciliation
By Jonathan Mitchican

The modern world functions on radical autonomy and antipathy. The world needs evangelism in the form of reconciliation. We need to know that being reconciled to God and each other is not impossible. Read on