Before the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos take the field in the Super Bowl, Patton Dodd, editor-in-chief of CNN’s OnFaith, reflects on his role
The words we use have diverse meanings to people inside, outside, and on the margins of the church. Nadia Bolz-Weber, founder of the House for
Psalm 24, 29 (Morning) Psalm 8, 84 (Evening) Genesis 18:16-33 Galatians 5:13-25 Luke 2:22-40) The Luke reading reveals how prophetic words can come from unlikely
Dick Staub at Religion News Service shares the theological truths he gleaned from this year’s Sundance Film Festival:
With Super Bowl XLVIII upon us, Chris Beneke, associate professor of history at Bentley University, teams up with Arthur Remillard, associate professor of religious studies
Here’s a Super Bowl challenge that allows you to do some good in the world while showing your team spirit. Bishop Greg Rickel of the
We are presented with something impossible and we laugh, thinking it must be a joke that someone would even suggest that we would be able to do something seemingly miraculous like having a baby in extreme old age or feeding all the hungry children of the world that already exist (or even just a few).
by Rie Linton A teacher once told her children that they could use profanity, just as long as they wrote an essay about the word
What if you could invent your own religion from scratch? What would you teach about God? For that matter, what would your own personal do-it-yourself religion tell us about you?
A communique of the Emergency House of Bishops meeting of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan and Sunday meeting in Juba that was held this past Tuesday and Wednesday.