It is tempting to overreact to this story in the Guardian, so be careful. The Archbishop of Canterbury may, in fact, be signaling “an end
There’s a quiet, gentle backlash underway against the mass production of spiritual experience, writes Bob Smietana for Religion News Service: You can’t franchise the kingdom
President Obama met Pope Francis this morning at the Vatican. Pool reporters were kept mostly out of earshot, and so the media are relying on
Rachel Held Evans tweeted this morning about her response to the World Vision controversy. What she wrote struck a chord with me, even though I
Feast Day of Charles Henry Brent I therefore, the prisoner in the Lord, beg you to lead a life worthy of the calling to which
World Vision has backed out of its openness to hiring Christians in same-sex marriages, made only days ago. Monday’s story from The Lead included this
Ryan Bell, writing from his Patheos blog “Year Without God”, on the low-budget Christian movie “God is Not Dead”, which finished a surprising 5th at
The Episcopal Church House of Bishops, meeting at Camp Allen Conference & Retreat Center in Navasota, TX, concluded today.
In a provocative and detailed report, “What If Everything You Knew About Poverty Was Wrong?”, Stephanie Mencimer of Mother Jones looks at the work of
by Marshall Scott Ah, siblings, it is that time again! Oh, sorry; what time? It is the time for preparing for annual reviews. For me,