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Grieving Exclusion: A Liturgy of Lament

Britney Winn Lee
February 27, 2019
Church Life, Global, LGBTQ+
Help us be good to each other, as Christ was good to us.

Getting Through A Christmas of Grief

Jana Riess
December 3, 2018
Books, Family and Parenting, Theology
I wish I had had this book six years ago, when my mother was dying.

After Synagogue Shooting, Fresh Thoughts on Giving Thanks

Ramesh Santanam
November 23, 2018
General, Interfaith, Practical Justice
"There has to be a place in your heart for the sadness and the joy."

Stand in the Name of Love

Alvin Herring
October 30, 2018
Interfaith, Politics, Practical Justice
When practiced with fidelity, our faiths are only about love.

How Biology (and the Bible) Breaks the Binary of Human Sexuality

Erin Lane
October 27, 2018
LGBTQ+, Politics, Theology
Nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God.

Where Have All the Sad Songs Gone?

Marty Duren
October 15, 2018
Church Life, Theology
In the omission of lament, we miss an important truth in worship: Jesus comes near the brokenhearted.

Faith Leaders Lament the Muslim Travel Ban

RLC Editor
June 28, 2018
Interfaith, Politics, Race, Theology
History will judge this ruling harshly.

Looking Back with Lament, and Forward with Hope

Richard Mouw
January 5, 2018
General, Interfaith, Theology
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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.

Lamenting the Lost Hope of Advent

Mark Charles
December 11, 2017
Church Life, General, Race, Theology
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Advent is the season of hope, the season of waiting for the coming of Christ. But how do you offer hope when the Church itself is the oppressor?

Our Come to Jesus Moment: The Boston Declaration

Elaina Ramsey
November 22, 2017
Church Life, Politics, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
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Taking a page from the Old Testament, a diverse group of theological experts recently gathered in Boston wearing sackcloth and ashes to dramatize their grief over the corruption of U.S. Christianity.
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