In closely watched races, seminarian James Talarico and Elder Roy Cooper win key U.S. Senate seats.
An invitation to Thanksgiving grows into years of dinners and community.
Are you hungry yet? We can help with that!
Is food just fuel, or is it God’s love made nutritious and delicious? Norman Wirzba makes the case for eating together as one of the church’s most powerful acts of love.
As communion goes sideways, a revelation: God’s kingdom always comes.
Amy Pagliarella reviews Amanda Held Opelt’s Provisions, a joyful love letter to Appalachian food, family and the God who sustains them.
Why does the world rhyme? Blaine Crawford reviews Nicholas Humphrey’s Why Is the World So Beautiful?, where an evolutionary neuropsychologist’s search for the meaning of beauty lands on surprisingly theological ground.
What if being a “Cafeteria Christian” is actually a faithful way to follow God? Mary Mabry reviews Natalia Terfa’s It All Counts, a witty, vulnerable invitation to get curious about faith instead of judgmental.
Order of worship: November 22, 2026
Aaron Pratt reminds us that the final Sunday in the liturgical year — whether you call it “Christ the King” or “Reign of Christ” Sunday — is about power.
Caroline Garcia reviews Hannah Miller King's "Feasting on Hope," a moving reflection on grief, the Eucharist, and the grace of simply coming to the table.
New documentary explores concepts of truth, knowledge and the creation of alternate realities through the eyes of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
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