Retirement helped me to value my life in a new way by Paul Fraumeni This writer loved his work — and working. But he had to heed an inner voice that told him he was done.
Christians are divided on the legalization of pot by Michael Coren Many conservative evangelicals are opposed, this writer says, "because opposing is what they do."
My church was dying until we returned to prayer and confession by Connie denBok "No magic formulas. Just grace emerging through weakness."
Impact of my Christian commune’s strict limits on media by Dave Canfield This writer says the community's approach to media was too simplistic.
I was sexually groomed as a child in the church by Brianna Bell This writer says there were no consequences for the youth pastor who preyed on her.
How I fight loneliness as a senior with a disability by Dorothy Ellen Palmer This writer might not have The Golden Girls' lifestyle, but she’s making the best of her golden years.
How I reconcile my Indigenous identity with my Christianity by Zach Running Coyote "I have met Jesus in the smoke of burning sage, the darkness and warmth of the sweat lodge, and the powwow drum,
As a progressive Christian, I choose to embrace discomfort by Zak McDonald For writer Zak McDonald, identifying with that label also means learning to understand those who think differently.
The healing power of a good cry by Anne Simmonds 'Have you ever met an infant or a young child who does not cry? It is a normal, natural, pre-verbal response to
Trump is losing Christian support by Michael Coren 'While the hard-core evangelicals will likely remain where they are but be less committed, moderately conservative Christians are thinking again.'
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed.