Latest Articles

In the Lectionary

Road trip: Luke 24:13-35

by Amy B. Hunter
Faith Matters

Dust to dust: The holiness of ashes

I am more at home with the ashes of Lent than with the perfect lilies of Easter.
by Barbara Brown Taylor
Books

Corporate citizen

By Stewart Herman
Cover Story

God and goods

By Daniel Rush Finn
Film

Make believe

by John Petrakis

Books

Resilient loves

by Tom Aitken

Film

Broken spirits

by Peter T. Chattaway

Books

Portraits of the poor

by Lillian Daniel

Books

A Whosoever Church, by Gary David Comstock

reviewed by Johari Osaze Jabir

Books

Iris Murdoch, by Peter J. Conradi

reviewed by Betty Thompson

Books

Nourishing Faith Through Fiction, by John R. May

reviewed by Roy M. Anker
In the Lectionary

Savior at large: John 20:1-18

by M. Craig Barnes
Editor's Desk

Mysterious power: The privilege of the pastorate

by John Buchanan
From the Editors

Dying young: Questions about suicide

Feature

Bodies in limbo: Crematory scandal

by Stephen Prothero
Feature

From the Godhra station: Hindu-Muslim conflicts

by Vatsala Vedantam
Faith Matters

Jesus with a cowlick: Christ's hidden childhood

by Carol Zaleski
M.E.M.O.

Frontiers of food: Marmite, lutefisk, haggis

by Martin E. Marty
In the Lectionary

The show-me disciple (John 20:19-31)

Mary can’t experience the resurrected Jesus for the disciples, and the disciples can’t experience Jesus for Thomas.
by Amy B. Hunter
Cover Story

“The best life”: Eugene Peterson on pastoral ministry

Eugene Peterson on pastoral ministry

David J. Wood interviews Eugene H. Peterson