Balancing in the Dark
Waiting for something you’re not even sure will happen presents a unique challenge—and opportunity—to embrace the here and now. By Leslie Gelzer-Govatos
Waiting for something you’re not even sure will happen presents a unique challenge—and opportunity—to embrace the here and now. By Leslie Gelzer-Govatos
"I must decrease" by Nadine Ellsworth-Moran Winner of the Fare Forward Poetry Competition, 2023
Opening Remarks for Issue 28: Why Go to Church? By Editor-in-Chief Sarah Clark
A Letter from Tom Break to the Editors regarding Katy Carl's essay "A Taste for Delight"
A few of the reasons why a professor and poet keeps going to church. By Mischa Willett
A young man struggling with schizophrenia found belonging in churches ranging from the Pentecostal to the Catholic, and everything in between. By Leif Gregersen
When church could cost you everything, why go? By Ryan Keating
A young woman's path to ordination teaches her that in season and out, in Christ, we all belong. By Bree Snow
An Anglican priest's vision of the church's work in the world. By Jake Belder