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I’ve been remembering recently how martyrdom was such a prominent feature of my evangelical upbringing. I mean, no one I knew was martyred but there
About four months into our How to Be a Good Citizen book club this year, my best friend and I realized we’d inadvertently settled on
One of my pandemic discoveries was the podcast, Mega. It’s a satirical podcast for the fictional megachurch Twin Hills, hosted by church staff Hally LaBonte
Last month my church held a series of discussions on reparations. It’s our penultimate session of an 11-month discussion series we’ve been completing together. We’ve
In early 1979, the National Organization for Women (NOW) called for a day of discussion with the right-to-life movement. It was a somewhat surprising move,
I recently finished Anthea Butler’s new book White Evangelical Racism: The Politics of Morality in America. It offers a short and accessible, yet powerful, overview
I ‘ve been working my way through the essay collection Winning the Green New Deal with one of my friends for the last month. As
The antiracist reading group at my church has dedicated the month of February to Howard Thurman’s classic work Jesus and the Disinherited. We’ve spent the
As someone who studies the antiabortion movement, this time of year always has a particular importance. Yesterday marked 48 years since the Supreme Court handed
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