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Upon Realizing That I’ve Lost My Immigrant ID Card
"Upon Realizing That I’ve Lost My Immigrant ID Card" By Rosa Gilbert
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Opening Remarks
Opening Remarks for Issue 34: Prodigal Grace by Sarah Clark
The Gospel According to Jack Chick
The evangelical tracts I read as a child cultivated more fear and suspicion than love. But Christ still formed something beautiful. By Tulio Huggins
Coming in from the Cold
How two atheist philosophers led me to grace, and back to the home I’d never left. By Alexander Pyles
Prodigal Poems
In the face of uncertainty, poetry freely offered brought gifts far beyond professional recognition, and united loved ones and strangers across insurmountable distance. By Ralph James Savarese
Leaves of Healing
A tour of a liturgical year in the life of a gardener invites readers to dwell in two sets of seasons as a way of drawing nearer to eternity.
The Artistic Vision
Priests Alex Sosler and Gary Ball tackle competing visions of what art is, and what it’s for. Review by Najma Zahira
A Home Divided
issue 35: A Home Divided Spring 2025It's easy to think of “home” and assume we know all its depths: we have all, at some point in our lives, had someplace…
Big Ugly
On Big Ugly, North Carolina band Fust are homesick for a home that no longer exists. Review by Joseph Collum
Hunger for Righteousness
A new book on the Coptic Orthodox practices of Lent sheds light on the deep hunger we all feel—even when we are surrounded by good things. Review by Bree Snow