Books In Review: The Sixth Extinction, by Elizabeth Kolbert For Elizabeth Kolbert, the human story reads like a Greek tragedy. Near the end, we realize too late that we brought about our own demise. reviewed by Isaac S. Villegas January 15, 2015
Feature An involuntary fast Here in Minnesota, Lent is an almost unbearably slow wait. by Debbie Blue March 18, 2014
Cover Story Contemplative congregation: An invitation to silence We began our business meeting in the chapel with dimmed lights. I led the board through several calming prayers, noticing our breath and heartbeats. by Peter Traben Haas February 19, 2014
Feature Being and doing: What’s in a religious identity? At a seder or shul, I am with my primary congregation—even though I'm not Jewish. And the fact that I'm a rebbetzman is not the only reason I attend. by Jon Sweeney November 7, 2013
Feature Hurricane effect: Worshiping through the storm Most churches in the New York area closed down as Hurricane Irene approached. My circumstance was a bit different. by Heidi Neumark September 21, 2011