Derek Chauvin’s guilty verdict is a wake-up call for us bystanders by Joshua Hammerman George Floyd's killer's trial reminds us that we aren't helpless
What my interracial and interfaith relationship taught me about love by Sherlyn Assam We didn't choose our skin colour, but we can still decide who we want to be
Atlanta suspect blamed women for ‘tempting’ him. Purity culture does the same. by Katelyn Beaty How faith and misogyny factored into the Atlanta shooting victims' deaths
As a married, queer Catholic, I don’t know how much more hurt I can take by Deirdre Pike The latest hate mail from the Vatican brings our loving relationships back down to the level of "intrinsically disordered"
Years of living in a small town nearly ‘white-washed’ me. Then BLM came along. by Anisha Bensdira Getting involved with activism made me realize who I am
Society still has a problem with women saying ‘no’ by Jackie Gillard We haven't learned to accept a woman's dissent without denigrating her
All church youth leaders need mental health training by Sherlyn Assam No person working in youth ministry should have to struggle with an “if only...” moment, says this writer
What to give up for Lent when we’ve already given up so much by Shalini Rajack-Sankarlal No one feels like abstaining from chocolate after a year of sacrifices
Nursing home workers at catastrophic levels of burnout and trauma by Carole Estabrooks and Yuting Song And still our governments have largely failed to come to their aid in meaningful ways to keep both them, and our vulnerable
How helping a refugee family taught this congregation to be the church by Alexa Gilmour Windermere United was talking about closing before a family came to stay