Writing a book solo is hard work—so is co-writing a book easier? Amy Butler and Dawn Darwin Weaks share the byline of Holy Disruptions: A Manifesto for the Future of Faith Communities, and in this Q&A, they share how the...
You don’t have to look long at a shelf of Christian books to find works on congregational life. Those of us who love our churches, who see how in its best moments it can be life-saving and life-changing, want to...
In an era of deepening polarization and public mistrust of religious institutions, Staying at the Table presents a timely and inspiring call to reclaim the radical, inclusive love of Christ.
Does everybody seem a bit on edge lately? Surely it’s not just me, right? The end of spring is always hectic, especially for families. The end of the school year brings extracurricular events and graduations. Out-of-town company, while welcome, disrupts...
Looking for a mental break? Miriam Diephouse-McMillan, author of Sacred Balance, shares her book's a-ha moment, what she hopes you'll take away from reading the book, and some of the wisdom she's picked up in her work in mental health and faith.
Blessed Minds is a guide to helping your church and other groups grow to truly reflect love and acceptance of all, including neurodivergent people. Compassion, vulnerability, and justice are all a part of that welcome. So are creating a neuroinclusive worship experience, strategies for welcoming neurodivergent families, theological insights on neurodiversity as part of God's beautiful creation and learning from neurodivergent ministers about their own unique ministries.
In this Q&A, Teresa Mateus, author of Sacred Wounds: Finding Your Path to Healing from Spiritual Trauma, shares how she realized her work needed to become a book, why this second edition is relevant a decade after the first edition's release, and the best piece of wisdom or advice she's received.
Chalice's core values focus on Jesus' path to wholeness, social justice, anti-racism, and supporting marginalized communities. We embrace intersectionality, dismantle unjust systems, and affirm God's diverse creation in our work toward a more just and compassionate world.
Suzanne Nadell grew up in small-town Illinois, the daughter of a pastor in the Independent Christian church movement, a theologically conservative tradition that shares its roots with Chalice’s denomination, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Despite hearing a call to...
