The Ordination I Never Could Have Imagined
Rev. Kentina Washington Leapheart writes about what it meant to be ordained this summer in The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries.
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Authentic Communal Ethics: Constructing Ethics Rooted in Black Queer Experience
We interview emerging scholar and Black queer ethicist Elyse Ambrose for our Seminary Spotlight series.
What’s at Stake With the Nomination of Brett Kavanaugh?
Religious Institute responds to the Supreme Court’s decision in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case. “As long as discrimination persists, our struggle continues.”
What do you want the world to look like?
Religious Institute responds to the Supreme Court’s decision in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case. “As long as discrimination persists, our struggle continues.”
Religious Institute Calls People of Faith to Action on Domestic Gag Rule
What is the “Domestic Gag Rule”? On Friday, June 1, the Trump Administration officially proposed a nationwide gag rule, marking a radical departure on how health care operates in the United States. This rule would make it illegal for doctors, nurses, hospitals, community health centers, and any other provider in the Title X program to […]
Our Faith-Rooted Movement for LGBTQ Justice Is As Important As Ever
Religious Institute responds to the Supreme Court’s decision in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case. “As long as discrimination persists, our struggle continues.”
Introducing Our 2018 Summer Intern Jordan DeSanto
Religious Institute responds to the Supreme Court’s decision in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case. “As long as discrimination persists, our struggle continues.”
Religious Institute Joins Poor People’s Campaign Launch
Religious Institute responds to the Supreme Court’s decision in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case. “As long as discrimination persists, our struggle continues.”
Harnessing Our Pain and Putting Our Bodies on the Line for Moral Revival
Rev. Marie Alford-Harkey writes about her experience of marching and getting arrested at the launch event for the Poor People’s Campaign.
Living Out Religion on the Everyday Level: Wrestling with Sex and Religion Monday through Saturday
We interview emerging scholar of African American religious history Ahmad Greene-Hayes for our Seminary Spotlight.