Books In Review: Was the 1928 Paris Peace Pact really a failure? It didn't eliminate war. Still, it transformed international relations. by Joel H. Rosenthal January 29, 2018
First Person Billy is undocumented. Should I marry him? We thought we had a good plan, but the lawyer said it might not work. by Sarah Quezada January 24, 2018
Features A residential ministry deals with the sex offender registry To rejoin society, ex-offenders need a place to live. by Steven Yoder January 23, 2018
Books In Review: Is Trump a deviation from American values or an expression of them? E. J. Dionne, Norman Ornstein, and Thomas Mann see this presidency as a distortion of the country's character. But what if it's the opposite? by Anthony B. Robinson January 22, 2018
Books In Review: The vocation of being a stranger As a mother and a woman of color, I read Camille Dungy's book as a personal roadmap. by Josina Guess January 19, 2018
Film Almost homeless in The Florida Project Low-wage jobs don't stimulate communities. They just keep them afloat, transient, and in need of $38 motel rooms. by Jake Kring-Schreifels January 18, 2018
From the Editors The government needs to address the opioid crisis—and that takes money It's not enough to restrict the supply of pills. We need long-term treatment for people who are addicted, and we need to pay for it. January 17, 2018
Books In Review: The complex world of one family farm Ted Genoways overturns assumptions not only about industrial agriculture but also about the farmers who are part of it. by Heidi Haverkamp January 16, 2018
Books In Review: A civil debate about religious freedom John Corvino, Ryan Anderson, and Sherif Girgis agree: religious liberty is good, discrimination is bad, and the clash between these values is complicated. by Paul Marshall January 10, 2018
Notes from the Global Church Psalm 91 in every time and place “No evil shall befall us,” said St. Anthony in the desert, preachers during the Rwandan genocide, and Americans after 9/11. by Philip Jenkins January 9, 2018