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Social Concern
Swinging on the Garden Gate
An interview with Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew
Writing became this exploration of incarnation, deeply related to the faith of my upbringing. The writing naturally took me beyond sexual identity.
Psalm 17: A Prayer for Asian Americans
"I had seen blatantly hateful acts committed against Asian Americans all my life, but never so many, so fast, and so creative with their hatred."
Angels Among Us
This Thanksgiving, we think of those among us who need access to food and are grateful for the opportunities we have to serve angels unaware.
Reflections on Downward Mobility
Duncan Hilton struggles with a key question of serving the poor-- how much and what kind of solidarity is required? What to do when this call collides with responsibilities and family expectations?
Dorothy Day’s Radical Vision
An Interview with D.L. Mayfield
"The question Dorothy asked of herself and her readers in 1933 remains the same one I have: what are people of faith to do in such a moment in history?"
It’s Not Just Me
Following Covid-19, many pastors are struggling with the fact that many in their congregation are not coming back, or not coming back to liturgies. What does this tell us about what it means to lead a church? Why do we gather?
Restoring Housing Hope
Dorothy Wells draws attention to the gap between wages and housing costs that is making it impossible for workers to live in the communities they serve.
On the holiest day of the year
Walking from the temple to the parking lot after Yom Kippur morning services, I pass a sun-drenched fence.
An Unfinished Death
Review of Jill Kandel's "The Clean Daughter"
After a difficult relationship, Jill has one more struggle with her Dutch father-in-law Izaak, accepting his decision to die by euthanasia while still relatively healthy at 85.
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