Let Them Listen: White Christians Need to Make an Investment in Learning about Racism
In the wake of Charlottesville, David Evans writes why he no longer will answer the question: "Why is racism still a problem?"
Social Concern
Why Are We Here if Not for Each Other?
Natasha Oladokun's moving essay, which describes her experience marching against the KKK, asks a powerful question about belonging, faith, and solidarity.
Tearing Down Racism
Why Confederate History Should be Remembered but Never Revered
Memorializing is a proclamation of an honored past and an investment in a similar future, which is why Confederate monuments must come down.
Hope at the End of Life
An Interview with Mona Hanford
Mona Hanford describes the work of the Hope Initiative, which offers individuals spiritual support as they make difficult end-of-life decisions.
All God’s Children: Public Education in Minneapolis
In this interview, Pam Costain describes why public education is a moral issue and what faith communities can do to promote equity in education.
Chutes and Ladders
What a Board Game Taught Me About Power and Privilege
Betsy Johnson-Miller hated playing Chutes and Ladders with her kids, though now she sees it as a valuable teaching tool on the nature of privilege.
Clap In or Clap Back?
Solidarity as Spiritual Discipline for the New Civil Rights Movement
Spiritual discipline should extend to how we engage online, writes David Evans. Read his take on "clap back" culture and the New Civil Rights Movement.
Deferred Maintenance
Not unlike a car's warning light, the planet is signaling distress. How can theology help us move beyond an attitude of "deferred maintenance" into action?
Dangerous Territory
My Misguided Quest to Save the World
In her spiritual memoir, Amy Peterson describes the "dangerous territory" she finds herself in after a disastrous experience doing missionary work overseas.
Standing with Veterans at Standing Rock
Chaplaining between Divided Worlds
Military chaplain Zachary Moon recounts his recent trip to the Standing Rock protest in North Dakota, where he served veterans and bridged divided worlds.
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