United by Creativity February 4, 2019 Essays & Reviews CARAVAN’s art exhibitions strive for friendship among Christians, Muslims, and Jews.
A New Vocabulary for Belief January 15, 2019 Essays & Reviews Jonathan Merritt analyzes 19 words from the sacred vocabulary, including yes, creed, prayer, pain, disappointment, mystery, God, fall, and sin.
Caroline Divines for Today January 8, 2019 Essays & Reviews The Caroline Divines positioned themselves as ardent practitioners of the Church of England’s liturgical order, spiritual discipline, canonical resources, and homiletic traditions.
Christmas Favorites December 11, 2018 Essays & Reviews, Features Some of our family’s favorite reading has been found in humble and unexpected places like thrift stores and library book sales.
Past and Future Meet in Advent November 30, 2018 Essays & Reviews, Features We await something truly awesome, and a kind of awed hush should be our natural reaction.
Portable Advent Readings November 29, 2018 Essays & Reviews, Features Designed for more than Advent, this volume provides daily meditations from the first Sunday of our liturgical year through the feast of Epiphany.
Autobiographical Apologetics November 8, 2018 Essays & Reviews Alister McGrath’s latest book is “a tool for study, a resource for wisdom in leading an intelligent, reflective, and grateful life of Christian discipleship.”
Joan of Arc’s Family Drama November 6, 2018 Essays & Reviews Playwright Joan Anderson: “When I become a mother I understood what it’s like … to have a young girl who is strange but gifted and a mother who loves her no matter what.”
Encountering Beautiful, Sacred Armenia October 23, 2018 Essays & Reviews The Met’s Armenia! is the first major exhibition to explore the impressive artistic and cultural achievements of this little-known country and culture.
Our Children’s Saints October 12, 2018 Essays & Reviews One of the unexpected joys of our little domestic church has been observing our children’s name days.
