May 9, 2016 / Praxis
Rebecca Parker Payne writes about how crying in sports hints at something much bigger than weakness or sadness about losing.
Rebecca Parker Payne
May 9, 2016 / Praxis
May 9, 2016 / Praxis
Hope
Margaret Trim
November 16, 2015 / Theology
November 16, 2015 / Theology
Childhood trauma severely limits one’s imagination of the self and the world, causing victims to …
David A. Garner
July 17, 2015 / From the Editor
July 17, 2015 / From the Editor
Each Friday we compile a list of interesting links and articles our editors find from …
Brigid Andrews
May 18, 2015 / Creative Writing
May 18, 2015 / Creative Writing
Brigid Andrews writes about the trauma of birthing and postpartum depression.
Libby Swope Wiersema
May 4, 2015 / Creative Writing
May 4, 2015 / Creative Writing
The poet Libby Swope Wiersema writes on grief and healing.
Kristin Brace
March 12, 2015 / Creative Writing
March 12, 2015 / Creative Writing
The lake breathes and you feel at home in its lungs.
Laura Rodgers Levens
October 28, 2013 / Theology
October 28, 2013 / Theology
Julia Foote, a nineteenth-century female preacher, taught a doctrine of sanctification that refuted segregation, attended to the salvation of the whole person, and offers a pattern of embodied theological reflection for today.
Megan J. Robinson
October 18, 2012 / Perspective
October 18, 2012 / Perspective
“Fearlessness is better than a faint heart for any man who puts his nose out …
Kevin Austin & Sarah Janci Perez
April 24, 2012 / Praxis
April 24, 2012 / Praxis
Kevin Austin discusses the evil of modern-day slavery in morphing persons into things, slavery’s prevalence in our own communities, and the future hope for ending slavery through the work of modern-day abolitionists.