For BLM cofounder Alicia Garza, organizing is about doing the work no one wants to do
Someone has got to do the dishes.
Life of Faith
Her complex portraits reveal an alchemy of desire, pain, power, and weakness.
Most days I hover somewhere between Adam’s “I was afraid” and John of Patmos’s “Come, Lord Jesus.”
I tried it—and I began to experience God in places other than my head.
Living a simplified life in France
Eric Freeze and his family moved to Nice—in order to spend less and live better.
Rachel Gross wants to blur the distinction between Jewish culture and Jewish religion
Being Jewish goes beyond the synagogue.
Drawing close to Howard Thurman
Two new books invite us to learn from what others have loved about the civil rights icon.
The word contagion comes from the Latin words for “with” and “touch.”
Before you had a human parent, you had a perfect one.
Her epitaph, “She hath done what she could,” says a lot.
We need structural change. We also need to be willing to be personally undone.
Imagine God asking that question. You’ll get an insight into God’s heart.
It’s difficult to study the phylogenetic tree and still feel lonely.
Then I had to learn to love God.
James Martin offers a primer for prayer
His definition of prayer is simple: conscious conversation with God.
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