The Surprising Success & Faith of ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’
The neighborhood was symbolic of Fred Rogers’ desire for people to live together in peace, with respect and love and affirmation.
Faith Leaders Lament the Muslim Travel Ban
History will judge this ruling harshly.
A Call For Mass Noncooperation With the Racist Policies of “America First”
We call on all people of goodwill who know this administration’s “zero tolerance” policy is evil to follow the poor people of this nation who have led us in civil disobedience over the past six weeks.
America and the Loss of Collective Memory
Collective memory, even painful collective memory, can be a great force for binding together communities, faith groups, and even nations.
To My Fellow Evangelicals: What You’re Cheering in Jerusalem is Shameful
We do Israel no favors by praying at its celebrations while ignoring the grave injustices taking place not far away.
Kids Can Fix Our Guns Fixation
It is now up to the kids — who saw their friends and classmates gunned down; who are now too traumatized to go back to their classrooms; who saw their peers murdered in cold blood.
6 Religion Podcasts to Start 2018
This new documentary-style podcast features an atheist and Christian in conversation about — who else? — Jesus.
Looking Back with Lament, and Forward with Hope
I am grateful for the lists I have been reading of “the most notable events” of the past year. But at present many of the most hopeful occurrences of 2017 are likely hidden from our view.
It’s Time for a Sexual Counterrevolution
What principles might guide a healthy counterrevolution? For Christians, the answer starts with the savior at the center of their faith.
Calling All #SoulsToEnroll: Health Care for All
Religious leaders like me know something that our politicians don’t. We minister to the sick, the dying, and their families.