Complicated Women in Scripture July 15, 2020 By Collegeville Institute Leave a Comment Our last podcast episode from this season asks: how are sacred stories about complicated women taught differently in Christianity and Judaism?
Healing at a Distance May 21, 2020 By Michele Micklewright 1 Comment Nursing homes are the frontlines of the pandemic. Read one chaplain's reflections on healing at a distance drawing on Christian and Buddhist practices.
Disillusionment and the Divine January 10, 2019 By Amy Peterson Leave a Comment Over ten years after publishing a best-seller on spiritual practices, Lauren Winner returns to explore their characteristic damage in her latest book.
Is America a Christian Nation? Should it Be? June 18, 2018 By Vance Morgan 1 Comment Acclaimed writer Marilynne Robinson asks: What would one expect to see if America was a Christian nation? The answer may surprise us.
The Hungry Person’s Bread April 27, 2017 By Vance Morgan 2 Comments Is it lawful to steal through stress of need? Vance Morgan engages in a classroom debate over whether Christianity and capitalism are compatible.
Dear Pope Francis, Will You Be My Boyfriend? April 3, 2017 By Donna Schaper 2 Comments In this excerpt from her latest book, Protestant Pastor Donna Schaper declares her surprising love for the Pope.
Latkes and Homemade Chili January 11, 2017 By Hannah Yerington Leave a Comment Hannah Yerington's playful poem imagines a daughter becoming a feminist rabbi and the subsequent fall-out with her Southern Baptist father.
A Christian View of Inter-religious Relations June 30, 2016 By Darrell Jodock 1 Comment How should Christians engage with other religions? Darrell Jodock thoughtfully considers this question.
Prisoner for the Lord January 22, 2015 By Peter A. Huff Leave a Comment The scriptures of other religions have been composed on rugged mountaintops, in verdant forests, on spectacular seashores, and in sheltered hermitages. Christian literature first saw the light of day behind bars.
