Theologian, activist, and pastor Brandan Robertson defines the concept of “true inclusion” as the radical embracing and incorporating of all people, in all of their diversity, into every aspect of our lives, families, communities, and societies. Here, Roberston shares six ways...
PUBLISHED: by Brad Lyons Every mass shooting hurts, but the murder of five people at the Capital Gazette, the newspaper serving the community of Annapolis, Maryland, stings in a particular way. As a former journalist whose career started in newspapers, I envision...
PUBLISHED: by Brad Lyons A quarter-century ago, as a rookie police and fire reporter, each morning I reviewed the incident reports to see what had happened in my suburban town. Every few days I would come across a report, usually with brief, vague, hand-written notes...
PUBLISHED: by Brad Lyons We celebrate the launch of Drawing on Holy Currencies: Awesome, Amazing, and Animated Activities for Stewardship by Eric Law and Dave Law. In many ways, it’s a typical Chalice Press book: inspiring, useful, educational, faith-strengthening, and engaging. But...
Sandhya Rani Jha's newest book, Transforming Communities: How People Like You are Healing Their Neighborhood, collects real stories of ordinary people who took action and changed their corner of the world. Jha, director of the Oakland (Calif.) Peace Center, writes on race, community, and...
PUBLISHED: by Brad Lyons Over the past few weeks, we’ve watched our Presbyterian colleagues protesting Princeton Theological School’s plan to honor Tim Keller, who in his long ministry has argued women should be subservient to their husbands, a point of...
PUBLISHED: by K.J. Reynolds We're in publishing. We believe in words. On basis of location, we are an American publisher, and we believe freedom of speech is a fundamental right. On basis of mission, we are also a Christian publisher....
