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Perhaps we could all use a few moments of levity in these difficult days? –Ed. INT. CAFÉ CLOUD NINE, HEAVEN – ETERNAL DAY Small groups
I closed the classroom door. I said, “This is a safe space. A no-judgement zone.” And I asked my students their thoughts and feelings about
“Devotions,” done well, are a lifelong practice of deeply personal longing and wrestling in response to a God who draws us to the divine self,
“Many people have no real sense or experience of community.” – Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba One of my favorite moments in the worship service
Happy Fourth of July! Back by popular demand, we invite our sometime guest columnist Pious Petunia to offer sage advice wisdom for coping with the
I wonder if communities of faith might learn a thing or two from oysters.
The bittersweet end of the academic year means waving a fond goodbye to our graduates and wishing them well. It also means a sigh of
We have been, over the course of human history, poor pupils of this lesson. I wonder, as we lurch from outrage to outrage, cruelty to
If you are giving a talk about climate change, the very last thing you want to do is flip through a series of slides with
