by Rabiya Khan In our world of man-made borders and bans on refugees and immigrants, we must remember the lives of the

by Carol Forbes Our lives are a journey impacted by those who are placed there to make a difference. I believe that

by Jessica Davis   One of the ways churches can be most helpful to extremely vulnerable populations is by doing outreach to/with

by Sister Megan McClinton Using your imagination, form a picture in your mind of a little Black girl from the Virgin Islands.

by Jessica Davis Largely because of the pandemic, many congregations in the ELCA are realizing that they aren't welcoming to people

by Deacon David Hope-Tringali In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus tells a parable about a woman who complains to an apathetic judge

by Rev. Jess Harren Let us start with some honesty. Being disabled in church can be hard and limiting. It can

by Christopher Prestia To provide a welcoming home in a congregation is more than some Christians think, at least that's what I

by Jessica Davis It is no secret that the church has been the most active and pernicious force throughout history in oppressing

by Rev. Brian A. McClinton When our daughter was looking at colleges for undergraduate work, we took several tours at schools. I