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Coleridge is a monthly digest of significant developments in theology and the arts.  By Ben Lima Music Deal Hudson interviews poet Dana Gioia about his collaboration with...

By Ben Lima Coleridge is a regular survey of artistic efforts to engage with the beauty of truth and splendor of form, and of the...

A new monthly column on theology and the arts. By Ben Lima After having studied the arts for many years from within a more or less...

By Graham Kings “Hi Will, your film on Bach’s Art of Fugue, with Christoph Wolff and George Ritchie, was extraordinary.” “Thanks.” “How about making a short film...

 By David Ney Some time ago, when people were able to do such things, I went to the ballet with my wife, my four kids,...

Those who take up such work rarely win wealth and glory by it, for all the sacrifice it demands. The things they produce, the art that serves the liturgy of God’s people, is a common work of praise, an expression of love. “Not unto us, O Lord, not unto us, but unto thy Name be the praise” (Ps. 115:1).

Beecken Center executive director Sheri D. Kling will speak at the inaugural New Story Festival in Austin.

From books to homemade food, there is no shortage of ideas to bring joy to your loved ones.

James K.A. Smith speaks about his ideas in a long-form interview with Sue Careless.

Doing theology as a bishop, as well as writing it, often turns out to be exhilarating.