On Finding the Home You Never Left
I left the church many years ago. This past spring I thought I came back, but it turns out I never really left. By Colm O’Shea
Hints and Guesses
Perhaps the sense of loss we sometimes feel over small things points us to our longing for something greater. By Leslie Gelzer-Govatos
Coast to Coast
Is it possible to love two very different places—and to call them both home? By Sara Holston
Waystations on the Pilgrim Way
Loving places, from countries and cities to homes and churches, provides us with rest and comfort on our journey through life. By Alice Little
Photo by Kasper Rasmussen on Unsplash
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
The Fare Forward Interview with Andy Crouch
Digital technology has invaded the lives of young people in the past two decades. Fare Forward turns to author Andy Crouch to discuss how technology forms us, for better and for worse.