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Violence is never the answer for Christians, and violence against our righteous protests cannot stop us.
On Nov. 14, clergy from a variety of faiths gathered outside the ICE processing facility in Broadview, Ill., to articulate God’s rage.
Queer Catholic artist Libby Kercher's recent depiction of Mary trampling a serpent labeled ICE emphasizes Mary's role as the patroness of the oppressed.
December reflections on scripture from the ‘Revised Common Lectionary,’ Cycle A.
To survive this moment, can we find hope in what can sprout in the rubble of history?
Evangelical theology has often promoted a punitive form of incarceration. A science-based therapy program looks deeper.
With Southern working-class roots and Pentecostal flair, Metropolitan Community Churches grew in the 1980s and 1990s. But the good times didn’t last.
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