‘Waking Up Ghosts: Making Peace with Ancestors’

Justice Theater Project encourages community conversation and engagement through its performances BY YONAT SHIMRON Black music is a form of God’s grace Q&A WITH JULIAN DAVIS REID

Jazz doesn’t just teach leaders the importance of improvisation. It also teaches the necessity of imitation BY L. ROGER OWENS

The theater is an “empathy gym” that can help people connect in divisive times Q&A WITH KEVIN DEAN

‘Waking Up Ghosts: Making Peace with Ancestors’

By Christine J. Hong

An author weighs the inheritance of Korean spirituality and shamanism.

Sleeping is an essential leadership practice

By Andy Stanton-Henry

A pastor reflects on the story of Jesus calming the storm. But the takeaway lesson might not be what you think it is.

Even when we don’t hear the Holy Spirit, she is still working

By Aleta Payne

On a retreat, an elusive squirrel embodies the Holy Spirit.

Autumn is all about letting go

By Courtney Ellis

Fall is the season of limits that reminds us of our mortality. That’s a good thing, writes a pastor and author.

Balcony time and the art of faithful leadership

By Jasmine Terry Okafor

Reflection is not a luxury to enjoy after work is completed; it is part of the work, writes the director of Reflective Leadership Support at the Forum for Congregational Life.