C. J. Surbaugh is a writer and librarian living in Durham, North Carolina. From theological reflections to breaking religion ...

In Charlotte Wood’s novel, an atheist is driven by climate despair to an isolated convent, where she grapples with layers ...

I had been thinking about fabric, its shelter and its comfort, since attending a conference last fall. The theme was ...

Nearly three dozen Anglicans and Episcopalians representing Indigenous cultures from around the world have gathered in the ...

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America elected its first Black leader on Wednesday at its churchwide assembly meeting in ...

Flat-footed and half-conceived references to God or Jesus or the Bible are staples of American politics. In the infamous ...

Mayor Dan Rodrick of Toms River, New Jersey, has delayed a council vote on his plan to seize an Episcopal church’s property ...

It’s beautiful, he explains, recounting the tenderness he witnesses as commonplace there. It may be hard to quantify, but it ...

An ancestor of muscular Christianity in America, the Young Men’s Christian Association began in London in 1844, rooted in the ...

A conversation with John Kasich about faith institutions, hope, civic engagement, social justice, his new book Heaven Help Us ...

Awdah Hathaleen had a hard time sleeping. Every time his phone vibrated at night, he said, his heart would begin to race. Are ...

When the dog sinksher dull teethinto the downof the rabbit,we sayShe must have really wanted that one.Blood lust, we call it.Carnal.Both the meat& the pain it suffered—Tender.Raw.Oh, we moan.We ...