Storytelling can change what we believe is possible in our communities

For many Black church leaders, it’s about seeing God in Gaza

By Willie Dwayne Francois III

The response of many Black clergy to the war in Gaza reflects a theological tradition that is rooted in liberation and sees God’s image in everyone.

The headlines reinforce Babel, but we are in Pentecost!

By Edgardo A. Colón-Emeric

In the midst of overwhelming news of the world, three enduring and reassuring teachings of Pentecost should prevail.

What narrative are you telling about your organization and your community?

By Mycal X. Brickhouse

We can take a lesson from the Hebrew midwives and live into a hopeful, faithful vision rather than one that is rooted in fear, writes a director of programs and grants for Leadership Education at Duke Divinity.

Storytelling can change what we believe is possible in our communities

Q&A with Elizabeth Le’anani Coffee

Ethical storytelling involves letting your subjects have power too, says a director of storytelling.

Land justice takes imagination

Q&A with Brittany Koteles

A co-founder of Land Justice Futures works with Catholic religious communities to plan how to use their land justly.