Critiques, Questions, and Sauve-qui-Peut: Looking Toward the Future of American Christianit(ies)
The terrain is indeed shifting as the latest Pew survey results suggest, but it’s not…
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What the Numbers Don’t Tell Us: Religion Is a Lived, Shifting Experience
Having spent most of the last two years in conversation with Nones, seekers, doubters, and…
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Going Negative: Traditionalist Churches Gang Up on ‘Progressive Christianity’ in Arizona
Hating on other Christians will surely drive new members into our congregation.
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Ministries of Presence: A Report from Nepal
American Christians in earthquake-ravaged Nepal—but not evangelism as usual.
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Hicksters, Stickers, and Affection: Why I Left D.C. for the Family Farm
Last November, I returned to my family’s farm in New Hampshire to celebrate Thanksgiving and…
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The Man in the Red Dress: My Unlikely Friendship with Cardinal Francis George
From my vantage point across the aisle and a few rows back, I studied Cardinal…
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Six Overlooked Gems from the Future of World Religions Report
The Leftovers: Hot HBO Drama or Hot New Religious Trend?
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Conservative Evangelicalism’s Gender Role Rift: Whither Women?
While most wait for evangelicals to shift on marriage, a more salient debate is taking place.
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An Evangelical (Millennial) on the Canterbury Trail
It was the sacraments that drew Rachel Held Evans—formerly an evangelical Christian—to the Episcopal Church, she says.
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Like Azusa Street Baptized into Bureaucracy: Mexico’s Flourishing LLDM Church Loses its Apostle
Last Sunday evening, December 7, a plump pastor named Lee Minemann interrupted services in the…
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