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Horrors and Human Justice

The relationship between naive American psychologist Douglas Kelley and Reichmarshall Hermann Göring captures the psychological drama at Nuremberg’s heart.

Lift High the Cross

If a theology of the cross leaves the powerful unchallenged, it’s a theology narrated from the perspective of Pilate, not the Nazarene.

Injustice, Christian Options with Natalie Arendse and Elisabeth Kincaid

How can church leaders pursue justice with discernment and theological depth?

Means, Roussell, and Williams

Honoring Jacqueline Allene (Ehringer) Means, Chris Roussell, and Peter A. Williams

On Speaking Truth to Power

When we speak truth to power, do we recall that we also have been confronted with our own injustices by a gracious savior?

Changes to Title IV in 2025

Those who administer Title IV in their dioceses must model the best behavior and loving kindness toward all involved. It is also incumbent upon church leaders, lay and ordained, to educate themselves about Title IV.

Advent Invites Us to a Better Eschatology

Ours is a world with no shortage of injustice. All too often Christian churches have had a hand in fomenting and preserving it, though...

A Review — Circle of Hope: A Reckoning with Love, Power, and Justice in an American Church

A chance encounter in 2019 sparked Eliza Griswold’s five-year immersive reporting project with Circle of Hope Church in Philadelphia. She was in downtown Philly...

Peacemaking and the Theology of St. Oscar Romero

Editor's Note: This essay won the Second Prize in the 2024 TLC Student Essay Contest. While I do not remember when I was first introduced...

USPG Begins Distributing £7 Million in Barbados

The Rev. Dr. Duncan Dormor of USPG: “Just to say, ‘We’re sorry’ — sorry for what, and what are we going to do about it?”

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