
Beth Moore, now Anglican, serves communion in her new church
Moore’s critics (and some defenders, too) nearly melt down Twitter after pictures surface of her serving communion in her new church.
Moore’s critics (and some defenders, too) nearly melt down Twitter after pictures surface of her serving communion in her new church.
Often somewhat derided as expressing “American civil religion” or being too saccharine, is this Christmas classic actually a parable of the Gospel?
Carol Bechtel blogs on this woman in waiting.
Read the conclusion of the gay witch who wanted to discuss the bible with a pastor.
The latest from Pew — 40% call religion “very important” in their life. 25% attend worship weekly.
The likely overturning of Roe v. Wade symbolizes the end of the influence of 20th century liberal Protestantism.
In a different time, might “deconstructing” simply be considered as “discipleship”?
Tish Harrison Warren explores how Mary informs us today, from Sunday’s New York Times.
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