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Faith Working in Love: On Christian Commitment to Social Justice

By Ian Olson Indignation has been simmering for generations, building with every act of injustice and compounded by the public’s failure to grasp the scope of the problem. And now it’s boiling over across ou... Read More...

How to Be Political

We need to disabuse ourselves of the notion that interest in politics is merely a hobby.

Feeding God together: An ecumenism of mercy

When Christians come together to serve the Lord in works of mercy, something very beautiful happens. Our eyes move from our all-too-present divisions to touching Christ in one of the only ways we can together: as he comes to us in the poor.

Act now: Martin Luther King, Jr., and ‘the acceptable time’

For our glorious future to come, we, God’s people, must actively seek it.

Two concrete steps for the new Oxford Movement

We know that we want to build Christ-filled relationships, and we know that our faith calls us to try to build just communities with those suffering from oppression. But it can be hard to figure out how to go about doing these things.

Slum priests needed for a new Oxford Movement

The labor and sacrifice of the slum priests gave real moral heft to the Oxford Movement and saved it from the insularity of which it has stood accused ever since.

Come out from before your Tabernacles

The solemn worship of God’s people is truly pleasing to God only when it is paired with a commitment to social action.

Reconsidering the Benedict Option and Yale

Last year I was very concerned about higher education. In fact, it seemed to me that our elite institutions were going to become no-go zones for anyone who did not toe the progressive line that moves further ou... Read More...

The hope and joy of peace

Common Ground and the Grave

Will Liturgy Be Enough? Part 2

The Grammar of Communion

A guide to the Covenant

Common Ground and the Grave

Will Liturgy Be Enough? Part 2

The Grammar of Communion

Reconciliation: an Anglican Franciscan Perspective

Visible Communion between Churches

The Cross and Faithful Skepticism

Are we done with the '79 prayer book?

Will Liturgy Be Enough? Part 2

“Open Table,” Excommunication, and the Mission of the Church

Abiding in Jesus

Thinking Outside the Box: A Pre-Christendom Intervention in the Communion Without Baptism Debate

The Viaticum of a Victim Mentality

What the Pentecostals Taught Me

Ascension song

Tribute to an Orthodox Autodidact

An Overdue Tribute

The Dissolution and the Transformation of the English Church

Dying in Christ: Salvation and Eschatology in Bulgakov’s Works

Social Media That Doesn’t Shrink Your Soul?

Helping Us Survive, Adapt, Reflect

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