Outlook Features What is revealed: Erasure poetry in the time of COVID Last week, I found myself staring at a torn, yellowed page striped by paint and typeface with seven words marching down the..
Outlook Features Learning from the Black American religious experience From November 2019 to June 2020, Pew Research Center conducted its first large-scale, nationally representative survey of Black Americans about their religious..
Outlook Features Introducing Amy Pagliarella, Outlook’s new book review editor Tell us about yourself and your sense of call. What led you to apply to be our book review editor? When a..
Outlook Features Winter books 2021: Introducing BookShop My Chicago neighborhood is known for its lively town square. The heart of the physical square is The Book Cellar, a locally-owned..
Outlook Features Winter books briefly noted Reminder! You can purchase any of the books in this issue from BookShop.org! If you purchase a book through this page, Outlook gets..
Outlook Features “Shaping Young People by the Thousands:” An Interview with Marjorie Hass “Because they use the church as their only measuring stick, Presbyterians and other mainline Protestant religions often have a sense of decline..
Outlook Features A college degree for social mobility Upward socioeconomic mobility is something that many families count on when sending their children to college. Their expectation is that earning a..
Outlook Features How one PC(USA) college embraces their denominational affiliation while meeting students’ needs As the president and the chaplain of Austin College in Sherman, Texas – one of the 54 member institutions of the Association..
Outlook Features Getting to (and beyond) the point: The future of Presbyterian higher education The Big Picture William Tennent probably never dreamed we would get to this point. The same could be said for John Witherspoon...
Outlook Features Killing Eric messaged me that he would like to meet before he came to participate in the college class I teach. I was..