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The women in Rania Matar’s photographs are self-assured, reflective, and beautiful. The one thing they are not is passive.

For years I've been told by friends I trust that I needed to read An Interrupted Life, by Etty Hillesum, who was…

At the beginning of the month, I participated in a learning trip to Northern Ireland, studying peacemaking and reconciliation with…

There was a singular narrative of what salvation looked like. Saul to Paul. Hell to Heaven. Death to Life. Lonely…

I turned 65 yesterday. Earlier this month I joined the very popular and successful government-run national healthcare plan. Thank you!…

Why does the Nicene Creed assign “life” to the Holy Spirit -- the Lord and Giver of Life -- when…

The Uyghur people are an ethnic minority facing atrocious persecution, surveillance, and cultural violence from the Chinese government

It was with some sense of defeat that Saturday approached and I thought, “All I have to write about is…

The day-numbering of Psalm 90 is a prayer that we might hold and release the fleeting gift of life, and…