Now that 60 is the new 50, creative models are emerging for ministry transitions.
During seminary, I spent my summer breaks building bridges.
Every week, Cameron visited the lonely and afflicted. Now I’m visiting him.
“We live differently than we say we live. There’s moral judgment all around.”
My friend Angie’s life is crippled by compulsive acts of decontamination.
Sick people need coverage. Insurers need healthy customers, too. Everyone needs to be able to afford it.
We are God’s artifacts—beautiful, incomplete, and mysterious.
Matthew 17:1–9
Matthew 5:38–48
Holiness in every drop
Judith Schwartz and Michael E. Webber each call attention to the challenges facing the water over which the Spirit broods.
Distracted by our own devices
I’ve become the sort of person who checks her phone constantly. I did not have to go this way.
A rabbi’s memoir of making a family
Anyone with a complicated life and family—all of us—will find a home in Susan Silverman’s story.
Elegies without consolation
An anthology of poetry mourning the demise of the Church of England
This Is Us depicts the dangers of life alone and the complications of life together.
