
Growing Into Pentecost
By James Bratt When I was a kid, I never got the big deal about Pentecost. For one, it didn’t come along with any special
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By James Bratt When I was a kid, I never got the big deal about Pentecost. For one, it didn’t come along with any special
by James Bratt I recently attended a conference at Notre Dame honoring the career of Mark Noll. As one of the most accomplished scholars of
I love high-church liturgy. Smells and bells, processions and litanies, choirs and acolytes – the more the merrier. It might be because of the sere
I was asked to speak this week at a teach-in addressing the latest spate of racially charged killings involving police—killings by police and killings of
Since I’ve drawn holiday-weekend duty, I need to gin up something about the holiday. And if something worked well along that line once, it might
Last time I raised a question that came up in the seminar I’m attending on how our images of Jesus—particularly of his body—affect the church
I’m serving as the campus host of a seminar on the “Bodies of Christ.” For the next two weeks a group of us historians, artists,
Only six more days till the Memorial Day weekend, kids, so it’s time to get serious about those summer plans. Top of the list for
It’s hard to think of a more perfect antithesis than the one served up in this week’s news. On Tuesday night Donald Trump became the
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