Asked in 1986 to describe himself, Fred Rogers listed off a long catalog of descriptors, including performer and television producer, but he concluded with “a husband and a father. And I am a minister.”

A new collection of stories from the late John L’Heureux shows his literary dexterity.

“Wu-Tang: An American Saga” is exposing millions more to the role of spirituality in RZA’s life, career and role in Wu-Tang Clan.

In 'Barnum: An American Life,' Robert Wilson, editor of The American Scholar, shows how P. T. Barnum morphed into (as he styled himself) “The Children’s Friend.”

The stories in David Means’s latest collection demand and deserve the reader’s full participation.

Two new books show that Christian approaches to salvation are not as monolithic as one might think.