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My mind and what she remembers
When I can't figure out what something means, I give the problem to my mind.
Ted Kooser’s poetry of the Great Plains resonates across the world
The beloved American poet lifts the everyday into the realm of the transcendent.
The fascinating story of the Ivory Coast’s mega-basilica
Why is the world’s largest church building in Yamoussoukro?
Episode 84: Bill and Ted Face the Music
Matt and Adam talk about foolishness, corporate song, and two doofus musicians.
The Black Church Food Security Network aims to heal the land and heal the soul
“Food charity is a sweet siren song. It is not a sustainable track toward the Beloved Community.”
December 6, Advent 2B (Mark 1:1-8)
Advent calls us to take the myths of Christianity seriously.
A tough parable to read right now (Matthew 25:1-13; 32A)
The last are certainly not first in this story.
Reparations would help close the staggering racial wealth gap
William Darity and Kirsten Mullen make the case for finally addressing a great wrong.
Oregon has shown us how to finally end the war on drugs
The promise of the Drug Addiction Treatment and Recovery Act, which voters approved this week
Whose problem is clergy burnout?
Training in healthy ministry for pastors—and congregations
A tent for outdoor worship
The stark liturgical space that Harvard Episcopal chaplain Rita Powell envisioned before COVID is now a reality.
For Valarie Kaur, love is sweet labor
A memoir of an activist whose life is grounded in Sikh mysticism
The Porter’s Gate’s songs give voice to the realities of 2020
A collective of Black, White, and Latino church songwriters makes liturgical music for resistance.
How I hope to approach the days following the election
Last time I woke early, opened the curtains, sat down to pray, and started crying.
Trump’s refugee policy is a miserable moral failure
So is our nation’s long history of choosing economic success over global equity, safety, and wellbeing.
