Books In Review: Faith and work have long been torn apart How can we stitch them together? by Amar D. Peterman January 26, 2021
From the Editor/Publisher Christian liturgy should reflect the unconditional nature of grace This might mean changing the order of certain elements. by Peter W. Marty January 6, 2021
Critical Essay The shape of liturgy when everything is changing Even stones are constantly being transformed. by Claire Miller Colombo August 17, 2020
Critical Essay Virtual worship has become the people’s work Discovering the limits—and possibilities—of common prayer via Zoom by Bryan Cones August 11, 2020
News Emerging movement suggests young Christians are hungry for liturgy, ritutal by Kathryn Post June 29, 2020
First Person The liturgy of a black lives matter protest Last week in Louisville, I went to church. by Shannon Craigo-Snell June 8, 2020
First Person A liturgy for people affected by suicide One person told me, “It’s the first time I’ve been in a church for 30 years, since that day.” by Samuel Wells February 19, 2019
Features Two vibrant Anglican congregations in Winnipeg St. Margaret's and saint ben's take different approaches to mixing the ancient and the new. by Jason Byassee December 12, 2018
Books In Review: Can Christians transform culture? Jamie Smith thinks it might be the other way around. by Jason Micheli August 14, 2018
Books In Review: The Bible in conversation with the liturgy Biblical images and stories don’t just give us information about Jesus, says Gordon Lathrop. They also give us something more. by Paul E. Hoffman April 25, 2018
Born Again Again Sorry, not sorry Sometimes we need a place where we are told, “You did nothing wrong.” Can our communities provide that space? by Carol Howard Merritt December 5, 2017
First Person God's words and liturgy's echo "I love you," says God. "We love you, too," our prayers reply. by Lauren F. Winner August 18, 2017
Books In Review: Michael Eric Dyson takes white America to church Dyson’s sermon on racism is inspiring, but will it speak to those who need to hear it most? by Edward J. Blum April 11, 2017
Church in the Making New rituals for new realities People achieve different milestones, in different orders. Can churches celebrate this? by Carol Howard Merritt October 6, 2016
Preachers on Preaching Episode 9: Cláudio Carvalhaes Matt talks to the McCormick Theological Seminary professor about liberationist preaching, being a missionary in the U.S., and prophetic preaching vs. moralistic finger-wagging. By %1 November 8, 2015