She Said and Women Talking examine the collective power of women’s words for a MeToo era.

She Said and Women Talking examine the collective power of women’s words for a MeToo era.
Biblical theologian Christa McKirland argues that it is.
Police violence against Black citizens is written into the script of American culture.
I’m guessing that the church I serve is not the only communal space that finds certain areas literally stuffed with good intentions. Perhaps some of these sound familiar to you as well:
“We spent money on a vacation Bible school kit; it seems a shame to throw out what’s left.”
“They won’t recycle my glossy magazines, so I put them in the closet for the Sunday school to cut out pictures for collages.”
Gordon Lathrop roots his case for in-person worship in scripture and Lutheran tradition.
SEVERAL TIMES A YEAR I welcome students into a classroom where they are introduced to theology. They are supposed to learn the history of Christian doctrines, understand their interrelationships, and begin to recognize the theologies that shape them even as they encounter the theologies of others.