solidarity

Divergent biblical interpretations and shared histories lead to different answers to the same question: Who are “the oppressed”?

I didn’t need more candles or journaling. I needed solidarity with others.

Pastors face intense challenges—though not necessarily unique ones.

What does it mean to protect women and girls?

What was the earthy taste of river water telling me?

How can a people paralyzed by facing its history move forward?

“It comes down to human solidarity. Another name for solidarity is love.”

When agents came for Samuel Oliver-Bruno, 27 of his church friends stood in their way.

Daniel Cohen asks: When our culture of growth collapses, what will society look like?

At the vigil for Ferguson, I stumbled over singing "We Shall Overcome." I have remarkably little, personally, to overcome in my life.

We may have the power and privilege to avoid having to work in a sweatshop. But we feel powerless to prevent such horrors from existing.

Scholars traveling to Chicago for the joint AAR–SBL meeting will have to make hard decisions—beginning with where to lay their heads.

There is no denying that in today’s world a culture of loneliness and isolation plagues individuals of every age, race and socioeconomic status. Although the church provides a sacred community that may help combat this loneliness, even the most devout believers have, at one time or another, questioned how or even if God is present in their suffering.