Editorials
Valiant Women
The evening sun is perceived as still setting when in fact it has already dipped below the horizon. Something similar happens in other contexts.
Articles
Refracting the Light
They are married, single, divorced and of every nationality and ethnic group. Their ranks include professionals, laborers, students, military and immigrants.
Women's Spirituality In the Workplace
On a cold Monday evening just before last Christmas, 22 Chicago women gathered to discuss how they live out their spirituality in the workplace.
Adult Faith Formation: Will It Catch On This Time?
With growing clarity and insistence, voices within the church—both official and unofficial—speak repeatedly of the importance of the faith formation of adults to the life and vitality of the church
Food for Young Appetites
On the surface, the scene is not unusuala group of young men and women laughing and talking in an informal setting while munching snacks and sipping beer.
Books and Culture
Books
The Princeton University sociologist Robert Wuthnow is the dean of American sociologists of religion.
Books
Luke Timothy Johnson, professor of New Testament in the Candler School of Theology at Emory University, has contributed the volumes on Ja
Columns and Departments
The Word
Faith in Focus
Columns
Of Many Things
Letters
