By Ingrid Anderson, Boston University The shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh is believed to be the deadliest attack on Jews in American […]
At a moment when what appear to be systematic cover-ups are leading to a crisis of faith, some Catholics are asking whether priestly celibacy is at […]
Some educators are up in arms over a recent proposal by the College Board to begin the AP World History exam’s scope in 1450 instead of the dawn of civilization. […]
Historical trauma is the cumulative phenomenon where those who never directly experienced trauma (enslavement, rape, lynchings, murder) can still exhibit signs and symptoms of the trauma. […]
In the 1830s and 1840s, the earliest years of the church, under the leadership of founder Joseph Smith, African-American men were ordained to the priesthood and […]
Some of the earliest Christian churches remain in Africa, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and Black slaves used the Christianity that was forced on them as […]
Faithfully Magazine’s Lanie Anderson shares her experiences as a White woman regarding how the Christian faith informs racial reconciliation. The post #FMFieldNotes 2: Doing Our History […]
