Books In Review: Reckoning with the careless ableism of the church Amy Kenny’s call for disability justice leads with righteous anger but offers grace. by Elizabeth Felicetti June 29, 2022
Books In Review: How Christians in Korea helped build American evangelicalism Helen Jin Kim exhumes the Korean roots of three major evangelical organizations, all present at a 1973 Billy Graham rally in Seoul. by J. Y. Lee June 23, 2022
Features Title 42’s disastrous—and illegal—legacy at the southern border The Biden administration has reversed Trump’s rhetoric around migrants but not all of his policies. by David Hoekema June 16, 2022
In the lectionary July 10, 15C (Amos 7:7-17) The prophets God sends among us are often vilified, distorted, and silenced. by Crystal DesVignes June 14, 2022
Faith Matters On the holiness of casseroles and spreadsheets When our church offered Rosa sanctuary, our ordinary habits became a politics of hospitality. by Isaac S. Villegas June 10, 2022
Features This is my broken body When illness took over my life, I developed a new understanding of the Eucharist. by Kay Lynn Northcutt June 9, 2022
Interview Thinking about God’s desire with the medieval mystics “I have the sense that Mechthild of Magdeburg’s whole life was lived in pursuit of her divine beloved.” Amy Frykholm interviews Wendy Farley June 6, 2022
Faith Matters Unexpected revelation My conversation partner may have been a prophet—or a quack. My job was simply to listen. by Samuel Wells May 27, 2022
Notes from the Global Church For better or for worse, the church is keeping Haiti afloat In the absence of strong political leadership, someone has to fill the void. by Philip Jenkins May 24, 2022
Features The unexpected gift of missional friendship I was a United Methodist pastor. He was a campus minister with Cru. by Jason Byassee May 23, 2022
Books In Review: Does Catholic higher ed have to sell its soul? A truly Catholic university, says James Heft, steers a course between secularization and insularity. by Thomas Albert Howard May 23, 2022
Interview Taking womanist theology to the beauty shop “My mama was womanist. My grandma is womanist. Just because they don’t have the language or the identifier doesn’t make them less womanist.” Annelisa Burns interviews Candice Benbow May 9, 2022
Books In Review: What is the church’s true crisis of decline? It’s probably not what you think. by Katherine Willis Pershey May 9, 2022
Features Under Elon Musk’s authority Doing church on social media is not like standing in the public square. It’s more like putting ourselves under a form of sovereignty. by Benjamin J. Dueholm May 3, 2022
Features Ambition used to be a vice Now we tend to see it as a virtue—at least for some people. by Adam Hearlson April 27, 2022