Editorials What does it mean to trust Black women? A recent scientific study found that Black newborn babies in the United States are three times more likely to die when looked..
Editorials Finding hope in hell “There is no place – not even hell itself – where God is not present and at work with loving justice and..
Editorials Creating change: faith-based organizing and the church A few years ago, an independent, evangelical church slowly began taking over my small Illinois town. Led by a new charismatic male..
Editorials Humility over competency During my time in college chaplaincy, I served on Monmouth College’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Team. To equip ourselves for our..
Editorials Walking with determined hope This past October, my husband and I celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary with a quick two-night trip to Chicago. The trip was..
Editorials Outlook style update: Why we’re capitalizing White On behalf of the Outlook editorial team, Teri McDowell Ott explains a recent style change.
Editorials Surrounded by support During my first few months as the editor of the Presbyterian Outlook, I was often asked questions that I had no idea..
Editorials Daring to speak My local library continues to serve me well. A few weeks ago, perusing the endcaps, I came upon Suzanne Nossel’s new book..
Editorials The ministry of higher education Ministry takes a variety of forms. Some are called to be pastors of churches, others, chaplains of colleges, hospitals, prisons or retirement..
Editorials In honor of Veterans Day: Telling too much This editorial was originally published in our Oct. 25 issue of Presbyterian Outlook, "Supporting our soldiers." “Don’t tell Mom too much.” This line..