The Christian Century

Faithfulness isn't always pious or sweet.

Struggle on against the powers as if this desperate situation were nothing—because even now it is nothing.

Must Christianity always define itself against Judaism? The Didache didn't.

Lauren Markham documents the bravery of two migrant brothers from El Salvador—and their mistakes, too.

Of all the coffee joints frequented by all the British citizens-of-Pakistani-descent in all of Amherst, Massachusetts, she walks into his?

If we become godlike, what god will we be like?

David Field's question is spiritual: How do we hold ourselves in right relation to those with whom we disagree?

Segregation isn't just about white flight and redlining. It's about what government does and doesn't do.

Lyndal Roper's biography is a masterpiece of nuance and balance.