The Man Who Paid for a Baptism April 4, 2019 Features “How are you feeling, brother? Are you ready for the big day? You’re about to be born again, you know. Isn’t that exciting?”
Lessons from a Fallen Fence December 27, 2018 Clips, Features “When the fence came down, we learned to become friends.”
Recapturing Wonder at the Creation September 20, 2018 Essays & Reviews I cannot be the only tired congregant who has occasionally wondered what the story of the Creation in Genesis is for.
Relentlessly Baptismal April 29, 2016 Essays & Reviews In Knight of Cups, filmmaker Terrence Malick presents a harrowing dramatization of an active God.
Welcome the Returning July 3, 2015 News General Convention has cleared a way for returning clergy who had left the Episcopal Church.
Christmas and Pelagius December 19, 2014 Essays & Reviews Two-thirds of survey participants say we’re reconciled with God by our own initiative.
Survival Skills February 7, 2014 Essays & Reviews Review by Leonard Freeman • The main characters in American Hustle are not saints, but they could be first cousins of Abraham and Sarah, or Rahab.
Bishop Bruno’s Gratitude June 7, 2012 News The Rt. Rev. J. Jon Bruno, Bishop of Los Angeles, discusses the grace of God he has experienced while undergoing treatment for leukemia, which is now in remission.
Take Your Place at God’s Banquet April 9, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Daniel H. Martins There is a banquet table prepared for you, overflowing with God’s abundant blessings; come, and take your place.
