My friend is a college professor, and he claims that the students who give him the most trouble about grades are the..
In the dark, wee hours of a February morning (prior to the pandemic), 16 pilgrims from Caldwell Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, North..
Guest commentary by Amy Cerniglia National Coming Out Day is older than I am, but I only learned about it through social..
Across the country, universities, seminaries, churches and communities are beginning to investigate and confront their own histories involving slavery — and the..
Someone asked me recently how stewardship of creation relates to my personal faith. It seemed like a simple enough question to answer,..
While many Americans may have heard talk of the concept of reparations and may be aware that some universities, seminaries, cities and..
Guest commentary by Dwain Lee I am not a radical. At least, I don’t think I am. What I am is a..
Warning: Unpopular article ahead. Before we go on, please understand that I truly love animals. I travel too much for pets now,..
It never fails, and always seems to happen in just the same way. There is an instance of racial outrage in a..
by Jess Cook As someone who frequently facilitates trainings and conversations related to the identities of and challenges faced by lesbian, gay,..
Christ gave us the ministry of reconciliation. The Bible tells us so. The word “reconciliation” is found only four times in the..
I recently watched the troubling yet necessary documentary “The Social Dilemma” on Netflix. Let me first say, if you’ve not seen it,..
In seminary, I used a “character contract” one semester (I attended Denver Seminary and as a part of our individualized learning we..
Friends, On Sunday evening, October 4, the congregation of First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro, North Carolina, called me to be their next..
Guest commentary by Kathleen Dain One of my objectives on a recent journey to the Isle of Lewis was to travel to..
A pastor friend of mine, who recently lost a loved one, reflected to me how hard it’s been to grieve. She doesn’t..
Service Day holds a special place in the hearts of Lyon College students. It’s a day when we do not hold..
Evangelical School of Theology (EST) received its national accreditation as a tertiary educational institution in 2006, following nearly 20 years of..
“Will you pray for and seek to serve the people with energy, intelligence, imagination, and love?” It was one year ago (on..
Guest commentary by Liz Rasley I, after all these years and visits to other churches, can now say with confidence that I..
Who are we? Who am I? These are questions that we wrestle with from time to time, perhaps never more than in..
I heard on my favorite movie podcast that Brad Pitt does “three films for us and one for him.” I think about..
As COVID-19 quickly spread from Asia to Europe and across the ocean to the United States, worldwide concern over the impact of..
One of the least helpful things I think you can suggest to someone is to “forgive and forget.” I know that people..
Guest commentary Over the last few months, I have heard a lot of people talking about “individual rights” or “individual liberties.” As..
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