Churches obsessed with their right to reopen are missing the point

Genuine Christian faith is larger than the US Constitution.

by Peter W. Marty

Ahmaud Arbery’s lynching begs America to respond

What would it take to stop seeing neighbors as intruders and threats?

by Dorothy Sanders Wells

What are we really doing when all we can do is pray—or not even?

It may be Easter, but lament comes more readily than alleluia.

by Debra Dean Murphy

What are we really doing when all we can do is pray—or not even?

It may be Easter, but lament comes more readily than alleluia.

by Debra Dean Murphy

Living by the Word for May 21 (Ascension) 

The disciples did not understand what was happening. What chance do we have? 

by Martha Spong

Ascension archives

Living by the Word for May 24 (Easter 7A) 

We can’t all be one until we believe that all people matter equally to God.

by Martha Spong

Easter 7A archives

My theological wake-up call at Walmart

We’re too often blind to what God sees.

From D. L. Mayfield

Redistributing power—one labor victory at a time

Jane McAlevey’s survey of labor unions shows that organizing and strikes still work.

by Celeste Kennel-Shank