I run a few miles in the morning and think about death. You never know what can happen out on those shadowed streets.  The sun

In 2004, I moved to Philadelphia as a freshman in college. I left rural, bright red Lebanon County, Pa., to study journalism at Temple University. 

As I enjoyed a way-too-expensive latte at a local coffee shop, a friend and I got to talking about church demographics.  Who is showing up

It is the things you forget even to teach that they learn. — G.K. Chesterton On Jan. 20, President Trump put an immediate 90-day freeze

The Hope for the Future Conference was open to White allies this year, and I was grateful to attend. It’s an annual gathering for BIPOC leaders

Thank you for the editorial on the Anabaptist Community Bible (February). I was not sure at first about this project. It seemed a huge expense

Will the unicorn be willing to serve thee, or abide by thy crib?  — Job 39:9, KJV  As a child, I was fascinated by the

Today an icon of liberation theology, Óscar Romero was considered theologically and socially conservative at the time of his appointment as archbishop of San Salvador

On April 27, 1860, in Troy, N.Y., a few minutes’ drive away from where I live, Charles Nalle, a fugitive slave working to bring his

A little over a year ago, I met Tela Troge, a woman from the Shinnecock Nation of Long Island who has since become my friend.

According to a well-traveled story, all Amish quilts include at least one intentional mistake to guard against the sin of pride. Although this is almost