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Take a look at the New York Times today*.  I’m willing to bet you can find something in the front section about religion.  A bombing at a church in Egypt.  Violence...1January 9, 2011

Living Christian in a Diverse World

  “…you know, since he’s black.” Some variation of these words, the last one spoken usually in a whisper, came to define some of the more awkward and perplexing moments...0January 8, 2011

Between the Lines: A Personal Reflection on Interfaith Work

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