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The notion that an average, intelligent person can sail through elite circles collecting accolades all the way to the highest court in the land — that’s a masculine worldview.

“leaders emerged organically from the ground up, not from the top down. They were not appointed, nor did they fit any stereotypical model of what a ‘leader’ looks like or how leaders talk. They [...]

Emory University’s Candler School of Theology's “long commitment to contextual education certainly exhibits a certain pedagogical conviction: namely, that people learn theology faster, and [...]

"I didn’t always know how to make sense of the Jewish traditions and stories that I memorized in classrooms. Now, I find that they resonate most when I least expect it — like in the back of the [...]

Those responsible for training and equipping the next generation of faith leaders want them to not only be smart, but also change the world.

We pray for an end to poverty, bigotry, religious fundamentalism, and the exploitation of our Prithvi Maa (Mother Earth)

By Brandan Robertson One of the fastest growing used by American faith communities to define themselves is that of “inclusive”. You’d be hard pressed to find a church website in the U.S that [...]

“As a woman of faith, and president of Auburn Seminary, one of the oldest religious institutions in America, I feel called to be present with those who suffer and to bring the moral power of my [...]