A Minister Cultivates Abiding
The current pandemic provides a context to learn what it means to bear witness while impotent to reverse human suffering. By Emily Click
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Month: November 2020
Theater as Chaplaincy for the LGBTQ+ Community
Theater has been a spiritual home for many LGBTQ+ folks, providing shared rituals and stories, a sense of being part of something greater than oneself, and mutual care and support. By J. Sylvan
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Blessed Are the Caregivers
The authors in this issue are chaplains, faith leaders, and professors. In these roles, they lament inequities, cry out for change, and demonstrate how to “treat the people’s needs as holy.” By Wendy McDowell
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People as Sacred Texts: Chaplaincy in the Margins
A hospital chaplain contemplates the First Noble Truth in response to Chris Berlin’s “A Jewel in the Lotus.” By Rebecca Doverspike
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Let My People Go
Mass incarceration is Jim Crow’s most obvious descendent. Faith communities must focus on the collective work of dismantling this catastrophic system. By Raphael G. Warnock
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