Befriending Darkness
“Oh, night that guided me, Oh, night more lovely than the dawn, Oh, night that joined Beloved with lover, Lover transformed in the Beloved!”– St.
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Rags and Righteousness: Basil the Holy Fool
The historical reformer remembered for his elaborate, absurd, prophetic justice A naked madman halted the king’s procession on packed snow, standing in the middle of
Revival in Cuba’s Living Rooms
Willie Santiago continues a legacy of faith amidst persecution The Middle-Eastern Jesus movement that took place in the first century is one of the most
Photo Essay: The Cost of Education in Rural Nepal
In Nepal’s remote villages, little to no road access and the threat of tigers means it’s tough for children to attend school.
At the Edge of Civil War, An Outpouring of Love
Reformer Profile: Ray and Candace Ward On the eastern side of Myanmar, nestled against the border of Thailand, lies the Karen State of Myanmar. It
Historical Reformer: Saint Gregory Palamas
“Since you now stand before the Original Mind, guide our minds to Him, O Father, so that we may sing to you: ‘Rejoice, preacher of grace.’”
From the Front Line: Hong Kong Protests Photo Essay
Sunday afternoon. A march of hundreds of thousands of protesters is nearing its end, and the frontline protesters (those who are continually in direct conflict
“Do Unto Those Downstream”
Talking ecological justice and caring for our global neighbors with Sarah Nahar “Be praised, my Lord, through Sister Water; she is very useful, and humble,
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
Bibles in the Barricades
As Revolution and War Tear Ukraine Apart, the Church Finds Security in Christ Snowflakes fell from a steel-grey sky and settled on the barricades in
