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January 2021
January 9, 2021/Holly Barker
December 2020
December 19, 2020/Siren Hand
December 5, 2020/The Religica Community Response
December 14, 2020/Aleenah Ansari
November 2020
November 21, 2020/Hilary Canto
November 9, 2020/Michael Reid Trice
November 14, 2020/Trish Brownlee
October 2020
September 2020
September 11, 2020/Debrah Friedland-van Zijl & Andre van Zijl
August 2020
July 2020
July 18, 2020/Michael Reid Trice
July 25, 2020/Garrett Kuroiwa
July 3, 2020/Trish Brownlee
July 11, 2020/Anna Czarnik-Neimeyer
June 2020
June 26, 2020/ Paul R Gockel
June 13, 2020/ Cindy Brightbill
June 19, 2020/Elianna Lucas
June 3, 2020/ Rt. Rev. Dr. Donalson
June 4, 2020/Paskazia Nakitende
May 2020
May 28, 2020/Rev. Julie Hutson
Called from Purpose to Presence: A Reflection on Ministry and Meaning in a Pandemic
May 14, 2020/Rabbi Anson Laytner
May 21, 2020/Tobias A. Kroll
May 1, 2020/Kelly Curtis
Practicing Compassion: A Student’s Reflection on What it Means to Care for Students During COVID-19
May 8, 2020/Gerald Grudzen
April 2020
April 27, 2020/Rose Murphy
An Invitation
April 13, 2020/Kenzie Grubitz Simpson
Dance as an Attitude Toward Life and Death
April 20, 2020/Michael Reid Trice
Grief Will Not be Cancelled
March 2020
March 23, 2020/Rev. Shelley Bryan Wee
Love is Not Cancelled
March 30, 2020/Daryn Holdsworth
A Picture of Mercy: Hospice Care During COVID-19
March 9, 2020/Tahil Sharma
Following their Lead: Youth in Action
March 16, 2020/Lawrence Lerner
Creating Sacred Space: Clerical Duties in the Time of Social Distancing
February 2020
February 10, 2020/Megan Anderson
What is Enough?
February 24, 2020/Sam Allen
Taoism – Let it Be
January 2020
January 13, 2020/Philippa Rowland
When the Drosera Blooms – A Call to Living the Change
January 27, 2020/Alice Holstein, Ed.D
Envisioning Bold Solutions for Ending War
December 2019
EDITOR’S CHOICE/Shantha Ready Alonso
Next Generation Visualization
From the Editor: This is a crazy busy time of year and I wanted to share this blog that asked people to take a step back and participate in a spiritual practice.
EDITOR’S CHOICE /Tahil Sharma
They Were Never Strangers to Us
From the Editor: Imagine what it would be like to have a friend or family member absent this holiday because they were considered “strangers,” not welcome. “How am I making other people into strangers and what can I do to instead make these ‘strangers’ into friends?”
December 2, 2019 /Robert Sellers
Looking around today, it’s hard to imagine any “Stranger Things”
December 9, 2019 /Cleopatre Thelus
The Violence of Silence in American Catholic Churches
November 2019
November 25, 2019 / Bullus Gago, PhD
Forgiveness in a Shared Identity
November 11, 2019 /Sarah Oliver
How do we live together?
November 18, 2019 /James W. Perkinson, PhD
Of Fire and Water
October 2019
October 28, 2019 / Shaina Williams
How Much Do Black Lives Really Matter?
October 7, 2019 /Linzi Stahlecker
Measuring Success
October 14, 2019 /Jenna Schroeter
Wild Souls: Why Humans and Wilderness Need Each Other
September 2019
September, 23, 2019 / Jose Rios
Ecosystem vs. Society
September 30, 2019 /Luke Edwards
Theopoetics of Trauma: Bearing witness to what remains
September 9, 2019 /Wanda Gregory
Games for the Soul: Gratitude and Compassion in Video Games
September 16, 2019 /Justin Almeida
A Theology of Trauma
August 2019
August, 20, 2019 /Rev. Vicki Garlock, PhD
Sharing the World’s Faith Traditions with Kids
August, 27, 2019 /Tina Starr
“Acceptance is All We Need”
August, 6, 2019 /Deborah Greene
Now More Than Ever…Three Feet of Peace
August, 13, 2019 /P. K. McCary
Teaching Children to Cope in Angry Times
July 2019
July, 16, 2019 /Rediet Negede Lewi
A Fight for Structural Reforms Rooted in a Christian Progressive Tradition: The 2020 Presidential Race
July, 23, 2019 /Tahil Sharma
They Were Never Strangers to Us
July, 2, 2019 /Michael Peterson, OSB
True Encounters with the “Other”
July 9, 2019 /Megan Anderson
What it Means to Live for the Future
June 2019
June, 18, 2019 /Libby Byrne, PhD
Living and healing in faith communities
June 25, 2019 /Vy Vu
Decolonizing Art
June, 4, 2019 /Shantha Ready Alonso
Next Generation Visualization
June 11, 2019 /Carrah Quigley
The Violent Past is the Violent Present
May 2019
May 7, 2019 /Elizabeth Sink
Making a Place for the ‘Nones’ Around the Multi-Faith and Belief Table
May 14, 2019 /Langston Nailen
We Have to Act on a Changing Climate – Now
April 2019
April 30, 2019 /Holly C. Barker
My Writing Journey through Grief, Love, and Light
April 16, 2019 /Kristen Daley Mosier
What is Creation Speaking to Your Soul
this Earth Day?
April 23, 2019 /Lawrence Lerner
After Christchurch: Creating Sacred and Safe Spaces
April 2, 2019 /Aleenah Ansari
Am I a bad Muslim?
April 9, 2019 /Paola Bernardini, PhD
The Beauty and Power of Hospitality
March 2019
March 19, 2019 /Rev. William D. Gibson, DMin
Who Are You?
March 26, 2019 /Robert P. Sellers, PhD
Of Cakes and Garbage Heaps
March 5, 2019 /Wemimo B. Jaiyesimi
Beyond Identity Politics
March 12, 2019 /Elizabeth Ursic
Interfaith Work Advances Women’s Dignity on a Global Scale
February 2019
Feb 19, 2019 /Joseph Lee
In the Name of Love
Feb 28, 2019 /Jonathan Rosenblum
What does it take for people to move past fear into action?
Feb 5, 2019 /Todd Green
Rethinking Our Response to Islamophobia
Feb 12, 2019 /Rhea Panela
Walk Without a Destination
January 2019
Jan 29, 2019 / Liz Lin, PhD
Progressive Asian American Christians: On Beginnings and Belongings
Jan 22, 2019 / Rev. Michael Denton
Through the Fence
Jan 15, 2019 / Denise Hearn, MBA
Economic Justice as the Basis for Belonging
Jan 8, 2019 / Kristen Daley Mosier, MDiv
Baptized into Tahlequah’s Tears
Jan 1, 2019 / Michael Reid Trice, PhD
Religica – A New Beginning