By Peter Laarman I now live in a tiny state whose motto is “Hope.” When the pandemic struck, our governor reached out to RISD grad Shepard Fairey with a request to produce another of his patented images. He promptlyRead more
Mother’s Day is May 14! We’ve put together a guide for a thoughtful gift or some focused time for yourself to study. Check it out! The gift for: The Mom who maintains a tight circleRead more
By Joerg Rieger The Wendland-Cook Program in Religion and Justice engages religion and matters of economic and ecological justice. As part of theological and religious reflection, its fellows study and support matters of economic andRead more
by Rev. Elizabeth Henry There are a lot of articles and sound bites floating around about Easter— whether it’s cancelled, whether churches should just show up and return to worship as usual that dayRead more
Reverend Doctor Jacqui Lewis realized she wanted to learn more about theology as a healing force from a young age. She graduated with a M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1992, and returned to graduateRead more
When Reverend Doctor Jacqui Lewis was around 9 years old, she and her sister hid under their beds while guns were being shot off in their neighborhood following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King,Read more
Paul’s Radical Vision of Christian Community In Fall 2019, Faith And Reason launched a new series of intimate setting workshops with John Dominic Crossan at Trinity Church of Austin, an inclusive, progressive congregation in Texas.Read more
Happy New Year from Faith & Reason! If you’re a church education leader, lead your own church study, or are a member of a bible study, you can begin the new decade by turning yourRead more
Give the gift of inspiration this holiday season. The Gift For: history buffs, theologians The Last Week John Dominic Crossan, David Dykes, Ann Phelps Digital Download: $14.99 Part historical exploration, part theological inquiry, partRead more