Finding Jesus at the Border: Opening Our Hearts to the Stories of Our Immigrant Neighbors
Julia Lambert Fogg Brazos Press, 208 pages Reviewed by Bailey Pickens I moved to a city near the U.S.-Mexico border three years..
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Julia Lambert Fogg Brazos Press, 208 pages Reviewed by Bailey Pickens I moved to a city near the U.S.-Mexico border three years..
Montreat Conference Center | Montreat, N.C. For ministries built around gathering people and showing hospitality, the COVID-19 pandemic has been incredibly challenging,..
Now, in early 2021, many people, including some who once doubted, know that the COVID-19 pandemic is deadly serious and distressingly..
Presbyterian Outlook Staycation Bible School 2021 Our Daily Bread Café: Where God provides Are you looking for a way to engage..
David P. Gushee Westminster John Knox Press, 242 pages Reviewed by Don Meeks As one who joyfully identifies as an evangelical Christian,..
First Presbyterian Church — Sweetwater, Texas Over the years, the neighborhood where First Presbyterian Church is located has gone the way of..
Religious educator John Westerhoff invited us years ago to understand faith as a verb more than a noun. Westerhoff argued that persons..
I embarked on a new call in August, moving to a new city during the depths of the pandemic lockdown. As I..
Justo L. González Eerdmans, 192 pages Reviewed by Mary Austin How many times, I wonder, have you said the Lord’s Prayer, over..
“We are not alone. We live in God’s world.” These words open the United Church of Canada’s affirmation of faith, known..
March 22, 2021, 2:45 p.m., 10 dead. My God, my God! Why have you forsaken us? Why do you not help us?..
Woodhaven Presbyterian Church — Irving, Texas WPC is engaged in international mission. In 2013, WPC began its partnership with the Synod of..
Every community of faith has at least a handful of people who have personal experience with some form of mental health condition...
Guest commentary by Charlene Jin Lee You know what’s unbelievable and hard? Being made to feel your skin’s foreign color wherever you..
Jasmine L. Holmes InterVarsity Press, 160 pages Reviewed by Gay L. Byron Jasmine Holmes’ book “Mother to Son” is a series of..
Saving God, in these last weeks of Lent, we cling to the promise of your glorious resurrection. Bloodshed and hate, fear and..
We lament our year of sickness. God who both forms light and creates darkness, we saw our world covered with sickness, and..
As we gear up for another year of improvising, going with the flow and making the best of less-than-ideal circumstances, many who..
Amid all the bad news of the pandemic, there is one thing that remains true and steadfast: the good news of the..
In Louisville, Kentucky, our year began on March 13. That evening the police fired 32 bullets into an apartment where Breonna..
Colin Kerr CRK Books, 194 pages Reviewed by Nicole Childress Ball Remember Etch A Sketch? That red, plastic box that was full..
Like other conference centers, Ghost Ranch has had to keep its doors closed throughout most of the COVID-19 pandemic. Small windows in..
The past few years have been marked by multiple griefs, Christine Hong acknowledged in her keynote address to the Next Church 2021..
Guest commentary by Elizabeth Lovell Milford “You give them something to eat.” This is the simple instruction Jesus gives his disciples in..
K.J. Ramsey Zondervan, 224 pages Reviewed by Christina Tutterow This was half the book I needed. K.J. Ramsey writes beautifully about her..
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