MLK Day 2021: Consider This An Invitation
Today requires nuance. A national holiday set aside in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy is just as much an invitation
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A Union Like God’s
A Necessary Unity and Praying through Pain Amid the global trend toward division, the Kingdom of God is trending toward a long-awaited unity. The longest-running
The Uncommon Life of Lucia Da Silva
The first time I met Lucia Da Silva, we climbed the stairs of an apartment building in Amman, Jordan, to visit a Syrian refugee family,
Giving Work and Waging Peace: An Interview with Jessica Courtney
In areas of conflict, peacemaking and creating economic opportunity are inextricably linked Work is something we often take for granted. Some call it an unfortunate
Prophetic Lament: An Interview with Dr. Soong-Chan Rah
Cry aloud to the Lord! O wall of daughter Zion! Let tears stream down like a torrent day and night! Give yourself no rest, your eyes no respite! Arise, cry out
May We Become What We Receive
A few cracks are hammered into my spirituality every time the devastation of another hurricane is met with, “This is all in God’s plan.” A
Inside the Nepali Church
Visitors to Nepal usually notice the air. It feels different to breathe, almost as if you can’t get a full breath. A perpetual haze hangs
A Voice Crying in the Wilderness
Children poured from the wooden schoolhouse and rushed into the arms of waiting parents, their squeals breaking the calm of the thin mountain air. Liku
Going Upstream
“There comes a point where we need to stop just pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why
This is God’s Table
Cultivating a heavenly way of being—right here in the dirt In 2014, Rev. Anna Woofenden founded an unusual sort of church: a sacred outdoor space
