
The Holiness of Dysfunction
Maybe it is the dysfunction that surprises us and allows us to make space for the holy to come in.

Maybe it is the dysfunction that surprises us and allows us to make space for the holy to come in.
A Christmas Carol service in Sri Lanka raised eyebrows when it inserted the lyrics to Tupac’s Hail Mary instead of the ancient prayer beloved of Christians around the world.

Christmas Mass is celebrated in the Old City of Aleppo for the first time in five years, according to reports.

“Now I baptize you,” she said, and “sprayed” water on me with her Duplo fire hose. She forgot the words, but touched my forehead, gave me her feather, and said, “Here’s your candle.”

What if some guy over in the middle east were Jesus’ millionth cousin five hundredth removed? What if the people we think are our enemies are Jesus’ family?

Tonight is both the first night of Hanukkah, as well as Christmas Eve. Seven of the eight days of Hannukkah fall on the first 7 of the 12 days of Christmas.

In this seasonal mini-episode, Luci and Jordan look at how Christmas came to be fixed on December 25th.

May we all be drawn there, too. Drawn toward the Love that turned and slept in his mother’s arms. Love that offers us everything and demands from us everything in return. Love that stands against principalities and powers

St James’ Episcopal Church in Lincoln, California (part of Sacramento) held a Christmas service on Saturday geared towards children with autism and other special needs.

Two strawmen are often lightning rods for Christian efforts to keep Christ at the heart of Christmas. These strawmen are irrelevant distractions.