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🌎 In a tense Minnesota, Christians help immigrant neighbors
When word first spread that federal immigration agents had shot and killed Minnesotan Alex Pretti on Saturday in Minneapolis, a group of Hispanic evangelical pastors was meeting in a church basement nearby Minneapolis police chief Brian....
How does Christianity grow? This is a question that should be vital for Christians, especially since the Great Commission makes growing Christianity one of the most important concerns. But do we really know? Sure, an industry of church growth....
Gathering for the annual March for Life on the National Mall on Friday (Jan. 23), the anti-abortion demonstrators from every corner of the country listened patiently as the event’s organizers praised Vice President JD Vance, who addressed the march....
What’s it like to be living in Minneapolis today? I asked my former colleague, Ron Kiener, a Minneapolis native who returned to the city after his retirement to be near two of his grown children. “It’s oppressively insane here. It’s even taken....
For Marie Joseph and her family, a migrant assistance center and United Methodist clinic in Danlí provided a respite on a long and arduous journey. “We arrived very tired,” said Joseph, 32, who asked that her real name not be used in this story....
“Are you okay?” Reportedly, those were the last words of Alex Pretti as he sought to protect two women who were being assaulted by government agents. I am not okay. No one should be okay right now. We all saw it. We saw it from multiple angles....
Hundreds of clergy from across the U.S. gathered in Minneapolis on January 22 to protest ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions under Operation Metro Surge. The event, part of a larger faith-based effort to resist...
You’re not swearing when you say it’s been a Hell of a year. You put it down on paper, and it doesn’t look like much. But things add up. Things bleed you, leave you weak. You find reservoirs of faith, but in all honesty, at times you’re diving deep...
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Forget about immigration policy for a second. Like it or not, President Donald Trump’s victory in 2024 came in no small part because most Americans preferred his approach to border security generally and deportation specifically. Let’s even say...
This morning, I listened to a live conversation about the history and theology of MLK between Dr. Christina Edmondson and Rev. Dr. Mika Edmondson , two people whom I truly admire and have learned so much from. Mika is an MLK scholar...
Recent reports indicate that many Chicago residents are pushing back against all this demanding noise, demanding more and becoming more in a simple, silent way: by rediscovering the slow, steady, rhythmic joys of writing… on actual paper, with....
A month or so ago I had a dream. In the dream, someone told me they used to love my writing. “You used to write so powerfully — so raw, so full of emotion. And then you changed.” When I woke up from my dream, I knew my poor brain was just....
All of us are waiting for something. The reason we’re all waiting is because none of us is all-powerful. Since we’re not omnipotent, we can’t make everything happen instantly—and so, we wait. Human beings have entire structures built for...
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Whispers of Grace is a series of personal reflections written by Rondall Reynoso, a long-time Christian, scholar of religion, and an artist. Each reflection begins with a Bible verse, continues with some honest thoughts about life and faith, and closes with a simple prayer.
Writers with lived experience of hardship have united for a groundbreaking new anthology aiming to reshape perceptions of homelessness and poverty. More Than One Story, curated by the arts and social justice charity Cardboard Citizen ...
For the first time ever, a daddy-daughter dance was hosted at Louisiana State Penitentiary, also known as the infamous Angola Prison. The fathers, who had not seen their daughters in years, stood in fitted tuxedos as they waited to be...
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100% free daily newsletter sharing news & commentary from broad Christian perspectives. We share from 300+ sources so you can make up your own mind—a 4-minute read.
