Features
Family caregivers and the different journeys they’re on
Jesus’ risen, mutilated body
Quentin Tarantino’s violent movie about violent movies
Anti-Christian attacks in Nigeria threaten precarious balance of faiths
In the first weekend of August, Chidinma Ibeleji, a deaconess in the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Nigeria, was kidnapped along with four others on her way to her Pentecostal denomination’s annual convention in Lagos.
Books
Doing theology with the assumption that queer people belong
Linn Marie Tonstad summarizes a far more interesting conversation about sex and gender than the one I grew up with.
What made Alexander the Great so great?
F. S. Naiden's biography weaves Alexander's religious proclivities into his well-known martial exploits.
What racism is—and how to organize against it
People already engaged in conversations about racial justice may find Ibram Kendi's analysis surprising.
Two-bit hustlers in the church and elsewhere
In Patrick Coleman’s novel, people hurt others with drugs, dollars, and/or Jesus.
Departments
The refugees on my church’s cricket team
Exodus: Journeys of Liberation, by Carl Dixon
