The Gospel according to William Stringfellow
The writing of Episcopal lay theologian and activist William Stringfellow is featured in a new collection published this week
The writing of Episcopal lay theologian and activist William Stringfellow is featured in a new collection published this week
Andrew Sullivan joins an enthusiastic choir of reviewers and commentators calling attention to Band of Angels, Kate Cooper’s book on the role of women in
Nadia Bolz-Weber, who has been the talk of folks who are looking for ways to made Christianity more compelling to young people who don’t trust
Candace Chellow-Hodge reviews Pastrix: The Cranky, Beautiful Life of a Sinner & Saint by the Rev. Nadia Bolz-Weber a Lutheran pastor with an unusual story.
Does your church have a bookstore? Ours does, where we sell books, prayer beads, baptism gifts, cards and more. Carrie Graves, president of the Episcopal
The New York Times’ Jennifer Schuessler considers a number of books looking at the history of “the religious left”:
What Corrigan wanted was a fully believable God, one you could find in the grime of the everyday. The comfort he got from the hard, cold truth–the filth, the war, the poverty–was that life could be capable of small beauties.
Candida Moss’ new book “The Myth of Persecution: How Early Christians Invented a Story of Martyrdom” addresses the exaggeration of claims of martyrdom in the
The Rev. Deacon Ian Punnett of Minneapolis recently discussed his new book, How to Pray when You Are Pissed at God: Or Anyone Else for
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby