It felt like a betrayal of Christianity to have an “inkling that there could be more than one pathway to the Infinite.”

Ayers draws upon a vast knowledge of other great Christian thinkers; on art and music and literature, and what I can only imagine are a

A tuberculosis outbreak began in the Kansas City, KS area in January of last year (2024). The outbreak is ongoing, with seventy confirmed active cases

I have been waiting for this book for more than twenty years. You see, when I first read Mark Gornik’s 2002 book To Live in

by Angela Carpenter John Hendrix’s The Mythmakers defies simple explanation. On one level, it is the true story of a friendship and a testament to

I vividly remember my first “women supporting women” moment.  My friends and I were sitting in the back of the school bus in the Spring

I started reading When the Church Harms God’s People over six months ago. Typically, it takes me two or three weeks to read a book

I often avoid driving the road that passes by the land that once was my grandpa’s orchard. The apple trees are gone now, the old

When I taught Social Psychology in the spring, I began the semester with a story about a football game between Dartmouth and Princeton in 1951.

In an era when social justice movements often burn bright and fast, leaving exhausted activists in their wake, Wes Granberg-Michaelson offers something desperately needed: a