Two very different novels illustrate the power of memory to show us the relationship between waiting and suffering, and the value of waiting well. By Megan Joy Rials
To help disabled people, churches must offer more than prayers for healing. By Shannon Dingle
Waiting isn’t the time for tranquility. It is the invitation to practice resistance. By S.A. Morrison
A pediatric hospital chaplain reflects on waiting with—and waiting on—parents as they navigate end-of-life decisions for their child. By Britt Luby
The brief flourishing of a summer garden mirrors the short life of a child lost too soon. By Alexander Pyles
Richardson’s account of resilience in the face of great loss leaves out the potential for our suffering to do us good. Review by Sarah Clark
A writer’s exploration of San Francisco—square mile by square mile—opens our eyes to the importance of really seeing the places we live. Review by Sara Holston
Animal fables may seem quaint, but they have important lessons to teach us about human nature–and can even speak into the AI discourse. Review by Drea Jenkins
