All I Know So Far…Reflections on Ruth
By Lindsay Bruehl I haven’t always been this way I wasn’t born a renegade I felt alone, still ...
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Please, May I Be Your Neighbor?
By Cameron Macky I grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania called New Wilmington, about one hour ...
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‘Abundance’ by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler (Free Press, 2014)
Reviewed by Rick Burnette Approximately 15 years ago, many change agents, do-gooders, and missionaries – including myself – ...
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The January 6th insurrection involved hundreds of misguided Christians
By Marvin A. McMickle An African American hymnwriter named Lucy Campbell reports that she was walking along a ...
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What Americans hear about social justice at church – and what they do about it
By R. Khari Brown, Ronald Brown On June 5, 2020, it had been just over a week since ...
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Evil and suffering: An interim theodicy
By R. Page Fulgham Laura’s story is repeated all too often. Her mother died a slow death from ...
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Jesus and Gandhi: A Study in Commonalities
By Robert P. Sellers In 2019, during the 150th anniversary year of the birth of Mohandas K. Gandhi, I ...
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Nuns against nuclear weapons
Plowshares protesters have fought for disarmament for over 40 years, going to prison for peace By Carole Sargent ...
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Guns to Garden Tools
Patrick Anderson, editor They shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall ...
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When Things Do Not Go that Way
By Chuck Poole Every three years, the lectionary places in our path this morning’s lesson from the gospel ...
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