Lauren L. Murphy has found a way to move from anxiety to rest and peace. In the practice of yoga, she grounds her body, stills her mind, and connects to her Benedictine spirituality.

Nabuule Vivian shares her process as she seeks to reconcile the ancestor religion of her father and grandfather with the Catholicism of her family and upbringing. What is conveyed by her father's blessing?

In this profound essay, Julie Yeeun Kim urges Asian American Christians to confront and explore the pain of their particular experience, to wrestle with God, in order to discover their unique gifts.

"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?"

Patrick Henry interviews Sister Dolores Schuh, truly a "Collegeville Great," as she prepares to turn 90.

Taylor Brorby talks about toxic masculinity, activism, North Dakota, and his experience with a Reconciling in Christ church within the ELCA.

Lyndsey Medford works to come to terms with her own chronic illness and what purpose means when faced with circumstances beyond our control.

Dustin Benac explores two "adaptive hubs" that offer a new model and possibility for evangelical churches in the Pacific Northwest.

Writing became this exploration of incarnation, deeply related to the faith of my upbringing. The writing naturally took me beyond sexual identity.

What prayers do the trees offer to God, and will my prayers / be heard if my prayer shawl is folded away in a drawer?

Soon, / before this morning passes, / you will see God face to face, // God who sits with us / these pre-dawn hours / here in this small room

Wisdom shouts in the streets / She cries out in the public square / ... Embrace wisdom, treasure her, she’s better than all riches