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French leaders pledged an aggressive plan to rebuild, and just as quickly hundreds of millions of Euros came pouring from the French and around the world. Yet Notre Dame was not the only church [...]

This world is deeply broken in ways that only love can heal. Radical love. Confrontational love. Unapologetic love. Love that will not tolerate hate. - Rev. Traci Blackmon

One has to ask, then, what is the response of white people to white supremacist attacks?  Will we accept responsibility for people who claim to be acting on our behalf for the protection of a [...]

The best part of the Oscars happened before the first award was given out. Watch Auburn's Chief Comms Officer Frederick Joseph talk representation, joy, and planting the seeds of possibility for [...]

Our mission is to be the house of God where all are welcome - whatever socio-economic, gender, sexuality, all people.  We want all the ones who don’t fit in.

On Tuesday, February 5, Stacey Abrams made history by being the first black woman to offer the Democratic rebuttal to the State of the Union Address. Auburn is pleased to announce that Ms. Abrams [...]

Triumphal Trumpianism has created a crisis for the soul of our nation.  Jesus reminds us: “For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?

The nation celebrated the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday.  All across the politicians and religious leaders of all stripes offered nice words about Dr. King.  Even President Trump [...]

By Rev. Wendell Griffen Wendell Griffen is an Arkansas circuit judge and pastor of New Millennium Church in Little Rock, Arkansas.  Rev. Griffen wrote a piece Trump’s shutdown: a malicious [...]

The naming of facts is a sacred act.