Voices Writing as a spiritual pilgrimage We are programmed to look for the big moments, the big trips, the holy places, but God can meet us anywhere if we slow down and pay attention.
Voices Do away with blind readers for PC(USA) ordination exams Looking at the Book of Order, Paul Hooker argues that the PC(USA) over-emphasizes written ordination exams. His solution? Localize and personalize the grading.
Voices Baby, baby — the blessing of being wholly attentive Andrew Taylor-Troutman reflects on a week of learning with poet and essayist Ross Gay.
Voices Be gentle with yourself this Epiphany season Maybe the ordinary and divine comingle like coffee with cream.
Voices The Bread of Life Kendall Vanderslice, a professional baker and practical theologian, reflects on how bread can mirror the journey of faith.
Voices A case for Ordinary Time When it comes to naming the Sundays between Christmas and Lent, Eliza C. Jaremko will always opt for "Ordinary Time."
Voices Two grace-filled devotions for mothers of young children The Beauty of Motherhood encourages mothers and caregivers to pause and find the holy in the beautiful, mundane chaos of parenting.
Voices What is a biblical hermeneutic? What if I have one? Whether you know it or not, you have a biblical hermeneutic — maybe even more than one.