Today marks one decade since I came out publicly for the first time. It has been a long journey with many emotional moments—from crying in
My feet pound over the soft red velvet lining the floor. The pew creaks as I jump up, my knees on the soft seat cushion
Editor’s Note: In Part III of this series, Jon Witt considers the implications of his research into the relationship of the rise of the religious
Editor’s Note: In Part I of this series, Jon Witt presented evidence that the rise of those claiming no religious affiliation is related to the
Editor’s Note: We invited Jon Witt, professor of sociology at Central College, to share research he’s done on the connection between the rise of the
I don’t consider myself much of a joiner, but recently my wife and I joined a book club, my first but not hers. There are
The Center for the Study of Global Christianity estimates that there are at least 45,000 Christian denominations in the world, with two new ones appearing
Someone Take My Spot Editor’s Note: The first article in this series may be read here. In my previous essay, I discussed the common complaint
Part 1: Someone Took My Spot Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part series. Part two will run next Monday, September 25. I
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