Religion Dispatches
In his new book, religious studies scholar Philip S. Francis uses personal stories from young evangelicals to explore how one’s experiences with art can dramatically reorient Christian beliefs and practices.
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In The Death of Race, theology professor Brian Bantum explores how issues of race and gender are theological complexities fundamental to understanding humanity’s place in the world.
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In his latest book, Dr. Jeffrey Gurock of Yeshiva University takes a nuanced look at the story of Jewish Harlem and its intersection with black history.
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Historian Colin Chapell’s latest book explores gender in the South through the lens of the Holiness movement.
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A new book from married co-authors, Helen Kiyong Kim and Noah Samuel Leavitt, explores the intricacies of mixed partnerships and blended heritages.
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In her latest book, journalist Celia Wexler explores the conflicted feelings many Catholic women have towards their faith and the attempts to make peace with the institutions and traditions that fail them.
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In this RD10Q, historian Zev Eleff uncovers the little-known story of how American Jews became a clergy-led community.
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In this RD10Q, Joseph Winters explores a new interpretation of hope that makes space for black melancholy and vulnerability.
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In this RD10Q, Julie Byrne follows the emerging movement of independent Catholics and the justice they inspire.
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A womanist theologian explores the underexamined intersection of faith, race and mental health.
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