"I remember the day of my son’s first surgery, the day that seeped into the night, when I could feel my own heart twisting in terror."

Have you ever caught a glimpse of God in a religious tradition that wasn't your own? Sister Rhonda Miska reflects on her attraction to the mezuzah.

In face of an impending split within the United Methodist Church, three alumni of the Collegeville Institute's writing workshops share their reflections.

Lucia Greskova has used games to break down barriers, change attitudes, and promote understanding across religious groups in Slovakia.

Britney Winn Lee's first two books were published this year, including Deconstructed Do-Gooder and The Boy with Big, Big Feelings.

According to Diane Millis, a redemptive story has nothing to do with a happy ending. Instead, it's about discovering the full truth of one's life.

Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew reviews Cameron Dezen Hammon's debut spiritual memoir This is My Body: A Memoir of Religious and Romantic Obsession.

John Wesley recognized that the grace of God sometimes comes to us in less traditional channels. I wondered, did that include antidepressants?

In our October edition of Book Notes, we highlight recently published books written by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute.

"I want to find my hat, / quick comfort, / old self."

"Embraced by waves, winds, fairy dust / the Isle will do the work."

"To heal / means to break open / apart / fragmented / lost in the chaos / until the quiet comes, the laughter..."