Latinos and Latinas
When radical Latino activists occupied churches
Felipe Hinojosa profiles resistance movements from the late 1960s and early 1970s, when religion and politics were inextricably linked.
Southern California mosques welcome rising number of Latino Muslims
Groups are meeting growing interest through efforts such as Friday prayers in Spanish and #TacoTrucksatEveryMosque events to break Ramadan fasting.
Grappling with race as a white college chaplain
I can choose to be in situations where I feel uncomfortable. My students of color can't.
One Day at a Time and the many ways to be Latina
The sitcom offers a complex and funny look at ethnicity, gender, and faith.
A bright future for (some) seminaries
If theological education’s prospects look dim, we’re defining it too narrowly.
Take & Read: Practical theology
Mary Clark Moschella recommends the best recently published books in her field.
Latino Pentecostals in America, by Gastón Espinosa
Histories of U.S. Pentecostalism have long focused on two narratives: black and white. Gastón Espinosa looks instead at Latino Pentecostals.