Playing your part doesn’t mean living your life in parts. Really, it means bringing it all — home, church, work, place — together.

Issue 07.

Fall 2021

Theology

This Is What a *Community* Church Looks Like

By RuthAnne Jenkins
Uncommon Ideas

Thank God, the Virus Is Here to Stay

By Praveen Sethupathy
Theology

Welcome to the Most Divisive Parish in America

By RuthAnne Jenkins
Uncommon Ideas

We Need to Talk About the Abuse of Power in the Church

By Editors
Economics

American Debt: The Big Story in Big Numbers

By Editors & Ashley Abramson
Vocation

Integral, Not Incidental

By Steve Garber
Theology

Make Place, Not War

By John Terrill
Vocation

Why Are a Million Women Leaving the Workforce?

By Abby J. Perry & Ashley Abramson
Uncommon Ideas

Collective Action Requires a Shared Story

By David Brooks
Arts & Culture

Take a Peek at Sandra McCracken’s Songs of Summer

By Sandra McCracken
Painting of overlapping people with arms extended in swooping motion
Arts & Culture

The Work of Art in a Year of Tumult

By Sho Baraka
Economics

A Crisis Is No Time to Abandon Our Principles

By Anne R. Bradley
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No one said the conversations that matter should be easy. And no one said you have to enter them alone.

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