Really love the song Heathens by twenty one pilots, and then found that Richard Beck, one of my favourite bloggers and authors, has ju...

Here's an article about a Calgary church that believes in Jesus and loves and embraces people -- in reality, not just abstractly. Can...

Related to my exploration of declared spaces and uncertain spaces , an article on queertheology.com asks, Is your church welcoming of tra...

The last supper under Roman domination during the first century Subversive Meals examines the Lord's Supper within the sociopolitical...

The people who feel welcomed are the people for whom you have set a table of hospitality. Source:  Doug Paul , edited. What does su...

Imagine you have a seafood allergy and some acquaintances invite you to dinner. And then this happens: How would you feel? The p...

Bishop Flunder, author of Where the Edge Gathers: Building a Community of Radical Inclusion , discusses twelve key aspects about the radi...

Where the Edge Gathers  is quite a remarkable book, which is really no surprise considering that it's written by Bishop Flunder of th...

Peace Community Church in Oberlin, Ohio, wants people to know that its doors are open to everyone. As part of this, they have a new mural wh...

introduction Your colleague tells you that Human Resources wants to see you right away. If you have no idea as to why, there is uncertai...

Richard Beck, in his series discussing "The Gospel According to Ta-Nehisi Coates" (particularly in reference to Coates' book ...

Now read the other side to the story...

"We See No Enemy presents five stories told against the backdrop of Israeli-occupied Palestine, creating an anthology of the West Bank....

In " Doing Small Things with Extraordinary Love: Congregational Care of People Experiencing Mental Health Problems ", John Swinton...

city of god: faith in the streets is another fascinating book by sara miles. The book is about her experiences around Ash Wednesday, the...

By simply sitting at table with those widely regarded as morally contemptible, Jesus earned the scorn of the Pharisees and other strict ob...

"In this, her last book, theologian Letty Russell redefines the commonly held notion of hospitality as she challenges her readers to ...

"I came late to Christianity," writes Sara Miles, "knocked upside down by a mid-life conversion centered around eating a...

St. Paul's, the church we attend, is at a new point in its life as a parish. Various conversations have been taking place regarding our ...

Brian D. McLaren has written an excellent book Why did Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, and Mohammed Cross the Road? Christian Identity in a Multi...