Today is when we can open and soften our hearts, and keep them from closing off. Today is when the people around us can feel the compassionate difference we make in the world, even if they can’t see us at work.
A rare East coast earthquake shook Washington in August 2011, and shook up the National Cathedral. The event rotated pinnacles, cracked limestone, and compromised buttresses,
A historic church on the near west side of Cleveland is celebrating Black History Month by talking about its legacy as a station
Last week, the Bishops of the Church of England released a 56-page letter engaging with political and social issues ahead of the May General Election.
Mark 8:31-38 As we all learned very early in Sunday school, the word “gospel” literally means “good news.” Yet this week’s gospel is full of
The back-to-back winter storms stretch the resources of many, but prove especially challenging to people experiencing homelessness.
Martin Thörnkvist, director of The Conference, plans the event so it will have equal representation of men and women.
Emma Barnett writes that we need to stop pitying the young women joining the Islamic State. From the Telegraphy: And yet people insist upon dismissing
Every January, the Gay Christian Network hosts the largest conference of queer Christians in America. One attendee shares their experience.
We forget that we’ve eaten our fill thanks in part to whole systems of undercompensated labor, generations of agricultural advances, and the blessings of fertile soil and favorable climates. We forget that we have shelter thanks in part to government subsidies and home mortgages that have historically favored some racial groups over others.