What horror films have to say about God

In the midterms, progressive Christianity is making a comeback*
Washington Post: The Christian social gospel is challenging the Trumpian right.

 

Drawing Dolores Huerta
Alta: Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz depicted the trailblazing activist for years — then they became friends. He shares some of his favorite portraits of Huerta, who died Wednesday at 96.

 

A new guide asks clergy to help prevent gun violence. Colorado pastors see challenges.
CPR News: A new guide developed with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health outlines how clergy can use red flag laws to help prevent gun violence and suicide.

 

City launches Faith & Housing program to help religious groups capitalize on state’s new ‘Yes in God’s Backyard’ law
Richmond Biz Sense: The city’s Faith & Housing initiative provides guidance to faith-based nonprofits that are interested in using a new Virginia law but don’t have experience in development.

 

What horror films have to say about God*
The Atlantic: Scary movies may appear irreverent or profane — but many of them are deeply interested in theological questions.