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The renowned Jewish biblical scholar looks the texts that typically come into play in discussions of welcoming LGBTQ people in the church.
Little churches still matter. How the community responded when the Venezuelan immigrants were sent without notice from Florida.
The cupboard in my soul that holds wonderings, trivia, and odd observations is overflowing once again. Time for another installment of random things. Here’s ten
The impact of complementarian theology on women, from Patheos.
Writing in Sojourners, the former General Secretary of the RCA, shares his impression of the WCC assembly in Karlsruhe, Germany.
Separation of church and state is “very thin, if not non-existent.” Eleven minute video clip from Meet the Press.
Kristin Kobe DuMez, part of a frightening piece about Christian Nationalism.
Approximately 86,000 Afghans have been resettled in the U.S. since July 2021 through Operation Allies Welcome
Haute Couture isn’t really my thing. I get too much of my clothes at Target. Just probably, however, I may understand a bit more about
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