In her 1993 hymn, “Come and Seek the Ways of Wisdom,” the Ruth C. Duck personified wisdom as “she who clears the path to ...

Donna Jackson is a communications specialist for the United Church of Christ. From theological reflections to breaking ...

Peter Tanaka is a fourth-year student at Union and cochair of its student senate. He identifies as half Japanese and half ...

The square in the Neumarkt area of Zurich where Conrad Grebel lived in 1525, and where began the Anabaptist movement on ...

The women who would be war heroes For many Americans, the tears never stopped. While the 1973 Paris Peace Accords stilled the ...

Cobb envisioned theology as a force for transformation. He believed theology was not about abstract speculation or ...

One highlight of the year was a busy week in a cabin with three friends and a dog.

Jimmy Carter, who died Sunday at age 100, was known most as the 39th president of the United States. But he also will be ...

Rebecca McCarthy traces Norman Maclean’s poetic sensibilities from his University of Chicago classroom to A River Runs ...

After his 1980 defeat, Carter devoted himself to the causes of a progressive evangelicalism that has all but disappeared from ...

When Mississippi seceded from the Union in 1861, its Declaration of the Immediate Causes proclaimed the absolute necessity of slavery, which produced the goods necessary to the world’s commerce and ...

Some time ago, I started to notice a habit shared by many of the mainline clergy of my acquaintance. Whenever a subject comes up that touches on their professional expertise, they turn awkward and ...