Jesus Fed Everyone
When visitors come to our homes, we feed them. We do not limit our sharing to those who are somehow worthy to eat our food.
communion
Lights: Diffused, Refracted, and Reflected
In response to yesterday's essay, Mary Bednarowski reflects on a "lifetime of communions and community, of questioning and critique and re-commitment."
A Gathering of Different Lights
We need more than interfaith breakfasts. We need to make room in our religious practices for others to be fully present and welcomed.
All Saints’ Day is for Sinners, Too
In a new series on identity and belonging, Lyndsey Medford writes about taking her place among sinner-saints in a church she sometimes finds intolerable.
Tearing Down Racism
Memorializing is a proclamation of an honored past and an investment in a similar future, which is why Confederate monuments must come down.
Sacrament
A poem by Bo Niles, participant in the summer 2013 writing workshop, Believing in Writing: A Week with Michael Dennis Browne.
The Wisdom of the Body
Bonnie Miller-McLemore examines how the different gestures we make when we worship shape our knowledge of God and ourselves, forming us in wisdom.
Practicing Communion in Diversity
Ann Garrido suggests that developing healthy habits around conflict is one of the most important things Christians can do together.
You are Welcome Here
Every week at the communion table, families, partners, individuals, believers, and seekers are able to taste and see that God is good.
Communion within Communion
That day, at the age of 21, I began to learn that grace’s winds were untamable, the Holy Spirit’s movement uncontrollable, and God’s lessons unpredictable.
