Voting is important. It isn’t sacred.
Casting your ballot means voicing a preference—not a moral conviction or deep, spiritual alignment.
Books
The Obama campaign, fictionalized
True crime at the div school
When the doctrine of discovery became law
Healing from the ground up
In This Issue
The Obama campaign, fictionalized
November 10, Ordinary 32B (Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17)
Mourning prayer
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The Obama campaign, fictionalized
November 10, Ordinary 32B (Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17)
Voices
Samuel Wells
Mourning prayer
The church’s old cork board reminded me that our heartbroken cries go
directly to God.
Heidi Neumark
Conspiracies of goodness
When I fear a dystopian future, I hold on to stories of everyday resistance.
Melissa Florer-Bixler
The gift of interfaith difference
At the Muslim community center, I felt the tension of our divergence. But I also sensed gratitude.
Julian DeShazier
Why church marketing won’t work with Gen Z
Equity requires people with power giving some of it up. What if we applied this principle to young adult ministry?
Alejandra Oliva
Vegetables that are fearfully and wonderfully made
My friend left me his CSA share for two weeks. It changed the way I look at labor.
Brian Bantum
Being salt
When I got into cooking, it changed the way I understand Jesus’ statement, “You are the salt of the earth.”