Pauli Murray’s famous phrase, “confrontation by typewriter,” is the mantra in my mind after reading Erica Green’s New York Times […]
Tag Archive for ‘Christian Ethics’
Exploring What’s Morally Essential in Education Amid AI’s Rise
As AI continues to increase in influence and power, I hope we will keep asking ourselves what is irreplaceable and […]
Why the Reformed Tradition Matters Now
It is Friday. I know that many pastors and friends will be preparing to write sermons for Sunday morning. As […]
Centering the Well-being of People with Disabilities in Classrooms, Congregations, and Public Policies
Second in a series celebrating Disability Pride Month How do you center the well-being of people with disabilities in your […]
Learning to Teach Disability Justice
How many of you had the good fortune of attending or visiting St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, North Carolina? […]
Values and Norms for Ethical Religious Leadership Amid Political Polarization, Part 3
Being Self-Critical and Challenging Categories of Deserving and Undeserving Part of the complication of the moment is recognizing and acknowledging […]
Values and Norms for Ethical Religious Leadership Amid Political Polarization, Part 2
Disrupting the Dominant Culture by Cultivating an Alternative Consciousness What do you think are the most essential values in the […]
Values and Norms for Ethical Religious Leadership Amid Political Polarization
Navigating the “Purple Church” Photo by Jordan Graff on Unsplash You may be wondering how to navigate your call to lead a “purple […]
Creating Cultural Shifts 