Social Justice

Choosing Love in a Broken World: Bearing Witness to Palestine

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The Still Small Voice in a World of Empires

If we truly care about justice and human dignity, then occupying a country and announcing that…
Held by Scripture, Prayer, and Justice: A Day of Clarity in My Anglican Heart

The author reflects on a profound spiritual revelation stemming from doubts about salvation within the Roman…
Bringing the World’s Pain to the Altar

In a powerful moment of prayer, the author reflects on Christ’s intimate connection with human suffering,…
Who Gets to Count as a Scholar? Reflections on Marginalized Voices in Academia and Mission by Craig Goodwin-Ortiz de León

In my doctoral program, I learned that non-U.S. scholarship was often dismissed as irrelevant, which reflects…
Searching for Identity: The Episcopal Church

The Episcopal Church is navigating a complex identity rooted in its English Reformation origins and American…
Who Gets to Define Violence? What Revelation, Black Lives Matter, and My Own Blind Spots Taught Me

During Bible study this week, I found myself sitting quietly while others discussed Chapter 2 of…
Amos Prophesied to the 21st Century

After hearing Amos 8 in church today, I couldn’t shake the feeling that the prophet was…
Take the Church Out of Politics

Churches are called to speak prophetically into public life—but endorsing political candidates risks dividing the body…
Does God Identify as Male? A Theological Reflection on Divine Identity

If God—eternal and uncontainable—can choose how to be known, why do we struggle to honor the…