Books In Review: A bright future for (some) seminaries If theological education’s prospects look dim, we’re defining it too narrowly. by Christian Scharen February 7, 2017
Books In Review: An Anxious Age, by Joseph Bottum Joseph Bottum contends that the decline of mainline churches has created a moral vacuum that conservative Catholics and evangelicals have been unable to fill. reviewed by Richard R. Crocker August 18, 2015
Feature A reply: Resident Aliens at 25 We gather that some of our readers still don't want to talk Christology with us. But it's because of Jesus that the church has trouble in the world. by Stanley Hauerwas and William H. Willimon September 22, 2014
Feature Glory days? The myth of the mainline For decades, the notion of mainline decline has dominated interpretation of church life. But just how mighty were the churches before? by Ted A. Campbell July 2, 2014
News How many in mainline? Categories vary in surveys: Defining the mainline by John Dart June 16, 2009