Month : July 2024

Christians in America enjoy the right and duty to educate our children as conscience dictates, thanks to a balanced legal tradition. When the COVID-19 pandemic...

The organizers deny their tableau referenced Da Vinci’s Last Supper. But the imagery speaks volumes about the spiritual needs of our confused society. The controversy...

Translation and digitization projects are seeking to revitalize the Indigenous language. Kenny Wallace doesn’t have a lot of people to talk to in Choctaw. But...

Survey: Majority Asian churches are half as likely to have leaders under 30. One of the first spiritual formation books written for Asian American Christians,...

In a disintegrated, stressful culture, my family has found respite—and a strengthened faith—in learning together. The modern life is remarkably compartmentalized. We are family members...

Presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro was stabbed a month before the 2018 election. Polarization and Christian nationalism has only grown since then. On September 6, 2018,...

As he prepares for the Paris Olympics, wrestler Kyle Snyder talks about how faith helped him loosen up and love his teammates. Kyle Snyder, the...

Ayetoro was founded to be a city on a hill. Now it’s facing a watery apocalypse. Thompson Akingboye is old enough to remember a time...

At the Paris Olympics, songs from South Africa to Peru will call for divine protection and blessing. Often, the most moving moments of the Olympic...