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‘Not Real Christians’: Communal Confession for a Faith Divided

Michelle Reyes
January 12, 2021
Church Life, Politics, Theology
We must still raise our voices to denounce Christian pursuit of power and boldly denounce cycles of violence perpetuated in the name of Jesus. We also seek that justice be given to those involved in last week’s events. Nevertheless, we can still own and apologize to a watching world the sins that our fellow siblings have committed.

On Thanksgiving: An Honest Home in the Uncomfortable ‘Both’

Britney Winn Lee
November 25, 2020
Creation & Environment, General, Race
But this little plot of land, where my son swings from oak branches beside the bayou . . . where we make mashed potatoes for three instead of twenty-three . . . where I call home . . . is much more than just a settler's trophy. We live in Caddo territory, or so it was before the Treaty of Cession of 1835.

For These Next Seven Days: A Prayer for Those Filled With Dread

Benjamin Boswell
October 27, 2020
Church Life, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology
Let not our hearts sink into anxiety and dread by the unceasing spin cycle of 24 hour news or the bread and circuses of the imperial intrigue. Instead . . .

Cathedral of the Tropics and Worshipping Through a Pandemic

Brendan Blowers De Leon
September 24, 2020
Church Life, Creation & Environment, Global
Our reactions and feelings of loss toward having our weekly temple worship stripped away might reveal something of an idolatry within us. Have we become too dependent, too anchored, too confined to the temple walls and to the warm fuzzies we get from the familiarity with our siblings in the church?

For Every Time: A Prayer for Moral Revival

Benjamin Boswell
September 1, 2020
General, Practical Justice, Race, Revival
For every time we preached about the blood of Jesus and did not talk about the blood of Breonna Taylor…George Floyd…Ahamad Arbury…Jacob Blake…and so many more…[Say all their names!]. We repent and we turn toward justice.

When Children Learn They Are Black

Susan Smith
August 21, 2020
Family and Parenting, General, Race
This society does not give voice, as a rule, to the experiences little children carry about how they “learned” they were black in this country.

Hurts That Hurt: A Litany for Surviving Trauma and Finding Help for Healing

Elaina Ramsey
August 19, 2020
Books, Church Life, General
For those of us who have survived war, abandonment, cancer, abuse, the loss of a loved one, or generational trauma, this litany is for us.

Disabilities and the Body of Christ

Ashley Zanatelli
August 5, 2020
Church Life, Family and Parenting, General
I think it’s more a reflection of the cultural values of strength, conformity, and health that we assume that any mention of a disability in the Christian world is also a cry for healing.

A Prayer Request for Tony and Update From the Campolo Family

RLC Editor
July 6, 2020
Church Life, General
Red Letter Community, please read the letter shared by Tony's family below:  Dear Friends, On the evening of June 20 our father, Tony Campolo, had a stroke that partially paralyzed the left side of his fa...

Is the Rain Not Just?

Alyson Rockhold
June 23, 2020
Global, Practical Justice, Theology
God‘s justice is intimately tied to God‘s mercy.
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