It’s Time To Change the Abortion Debate in America
Editor's Note: Reprinted by permission of NCR Publishing Company www.NCROnline.org
Originally published: It's time to change the abortion debate i...
Why the US Senate Needs to Affirm Equal Rights for All Citizens
Editor’s Note: Previously published on RNS on April 27, 2023.
It is time to abolish the myth of ‘differently equal’ once and for all.
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Opening the Door to Women’s Ordination
Editor's Note: Published on April 29, 2023 on WomensOrdination.org blog, The Table.
Sitting behind the cantor podium in a candlelit chapel ado...
60 Years Ago: MLK’s Letter from Birmingham Jail – A Reading
60 years ago today, Dr. King wrote his letter from the Birmingham jail. It speaks to the moment we are living in right now. A few years ago @RedLetter...
Trump’s “Unholy” Week: Theology and Politics Take Center Stage
Editor's Note: This piece first appeared on Diana Butler Bass' blog, The Cottage on March 30, 2023 and is used here with permission.
Donald Tru...
On Longing and the Asbury Revival
Editor’s Note: This piece originally appeared on The Corners by Nadia Bolz-Weber. Shared with permission.
As I write this, I have a YouTube li...
Why students at a Kentucky Christian school are praying and singing round the clock
Editor’s Note: This piece originally appeared in Religion News Service.
Students have packed the chapel and overflow spaces at Asbury Universit...
A White Person’s Guide to Racial Justice and Reconciliation
As a white person, speaking into the racial justice and reconciliation space can often feel like a loaded deliverable. Questions about the validity of...
Gethsemane Standoff: Resisting the Temptation to Justify Violence (Even in Ukraine)
The conflict in Ukraine has been rapidly escalating, drawing Western nations deeper into war with Russia-- with increasing and grave risks of a nuclea...
A Call to the Transformational, Lifelong Work of Antiracism
I had been on a quest for years to prove to the world how not racist I was. Sitting in that room, facing the ugliest of truths about myself and my story, I finally stopped hiding. I no longer needed to hide or to prove to the world that I was a good white person. I wasn’t. I was a recovering racist.