Why traditional worship is more accessible than we think
The current context is an opportunity for Christians to revisit our ancient teachings
I’m a pastor’s wife, and I want to come out as bisexual
To be out would mean that our church would formally become a place of inclusivity and safety
I’m fat, but I’m also so much more
People’s prejudices influenced me for years. I wish I’d learned earlier to have faith in myself.
How to show compassion for a leader who lacks it himself
I hope the experience of COVID-19 challenges Donald Trump to revisit his priorities and his life choices
Andrew Faiz is Broadview’s new associate editor
His Presbyterian roots are a welcome fit with our team
Lebanon’s disaster donation dilemma
Donations to charities and aid organizations will most likely be a Band-Aid on a gaping wound
5 ways that allies can lift up Indigenous figures and stories
These suggestions might spark other ideas in the spirit of mending fractured relations with Indigenous peoples
COVID-19 has triggered my long-buried eating disorder
I'm using one of my most deeply-ingrained coping mechanisms to achieve control during a pandemic
I went back to church. It was joyful — and strange.
The changes to worship due to COVID-19 made the usually worn-in, ritualistic experience feel stiff at times
Gifts of food in moments of crisis help ease caregivers’ burdens
Food “is one way we, as a community, express the care and compassion of Jesus for each other," says one ministry coordinator
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