Frederick Buechner, novelist with a religious slant, dies at 96*
The New York Times: He drew on his theological credentials in essays and memoirs, and his fiction, full of colorful characters, was admired for its elegance, wit and depth.
The New York Times: He drew on his theological credentials in essays and memoirs, and his fiction, full of colorful characters, was admired for its elegance, wit and depth.
Virginia Episcopal Diocese to spend $10 million for reparations. But how?*
The Washington Post: Advocates fear divisions will emerge over how to define reparations.
The Washington Post: Advocates fear divisions will emerge over how to define reparations.
The distorted gospel of the Charlottesville rally keeps spreading
Sojourners: Five years later, Amanda Tyler is still haunted by the unforgettable footage of marchers in Charlottesville, Virginia, at the Unite the Right rally in August 2017.
Sojourners: Five years later, Amanda Tyler is still haunted by the unforgettable footage of marchers in Charlottesville, Virginia, at the Unite the Right rally in August 2017.
Report: Catholic clergy’s unquestioned — and uneducated — power spurs abuse
Religion News Service: The report, ‘Beyond Bad Apples,’ looks at systemic causes behind the clergy sex abuse scandal of past decades.
Religion News Service: The report, ‘Beyond Bad Apples,’ looks at systemic causes behind the clergy sex abuse scandal of past decades.
Christianity Today: The Southern Baptist congregation led by Acts 29 president Matt Chandler maintained it hadn’t done anything wrong, infuriating the family of the victim.
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