In some ways it feels like Lent 2020 came and never left. It was in the midst of Lent that COVID-19 lockdowns began, and though an end is

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It is important for Christians to understand other cultures and religions, but it is also important for them to know their own beliefs. As we conclude learning about

In my earliest memory I am frightened by a crow. I am two years old and I am in my backyard on a red tricycle. I hear a

“We can’t control what’s going on, but we can keep choosing kindness.” —El Arroyo I’ve been thinking about this quote quite a bit in the last few months.

As we say goodbye to 2020, many of us are eager to leave the year behind in its own dumpster fire. But there are a few things I'd

One day, a few years ago, when I was sad, I ran into a stranger, an elderly man. He wasn’t at all afraid to say what needed to

We’ve talked about how to sit shiva with someone else’s pain, but with everything going on right now, I wanted to talk about how to handle our own

Why your private theology may have public consequences My favorite verse of “Joy to the World” is the one most people skip: No more let sins and sorrows