The Drum Does Not Ask: How Two-Spirit Powwow Roles Are Reclaiming a Sacred Tradition At the Native American Youth and Family Center’s 14th Annual Neerchokikoo…
The Weight of a Single Supplication: Why Islam’s Highest Paradise Is Closer Than You Think In the Islamic tradition, Paradise is not a single room…
The Case Against Self-Improvement: A Rabbi’s Radical Invitation to Believe Without Certainty For many modern believers, faith has become a transaction: attend services, gain community;…
When Two Prayers Collide: Sovereignty, Ceremony, and the Wounds of Assimilation on Wind River The standoff at Foundations for Nations Church on the Wind River…
When a Shared Chapel Becomes a Test of Conscience In Charleston, South Carolina, an ordinary school chapel dedication has become an unexpected examination of what…
The Battle Over the Waiting Room: How a Pro-Life Ministry Became the Target of a New Campaign In a recent opinion piece for LifeNews, a…
When Art Becomes Testimony: The Sacred Duty of Reclaiming What Was Stolen There is a teaching in the Jewish tradition that the preservation of memory…
The Orange as Teacher: Why Thich Nhat Hanh Says Presence Is a Skill, Not a State In a teaching that has become one of the…
Suffering as Grace: What One Family’s Trial Reveals About Redemptive Faith When Claire Lai disclosed her cancer diagnosis this September, she framed it not as…
Unity That Cannot Be Legislated: A Serbian Patriarch’s Vision of Faith as Foundation At a national ceremony in Banja Luka marking Serbian Unity Day, Patriarch…