Or, why aren’t we doing what Jesus told us to do?

The Early Church didn't make a distinction. So why do we?

Baptism, prayer, and Communion can all go “wayward,” says Lauren Winner. Should we blame the sinful practitioners or the practices themselves?

When I wanted to take Communion in prison, I had to “steal” it.

Proposal to let non-Catholic spouses share the Eucharist goes before Rome’s theological watchdog on Thursday.

Despite our different methods, we’re all immersed in the same Christ.

Why evangelical, sacramental, and Pentecostal Christians belong together in one body.

It's everywhere—even in a chance encounter with a crumb of communion bread.

Grind, boil, brew, pour—and praise.

Only some believers are ordained. But all are priests.

Finding God in speech, a bath, and a meal.

Faithful users rediscover the ancient practice and the healing within God’s creation.

It's a meal that often divides us. It needn't be that way.

Discovering grace, community, and mission around the table

Why not capitalize on the richness and mystery of our ancient symbols?

Velcroed to a high-felt need: Jerry Root says evangelism is seeing how God is already working in someone's life.

What can happen when a thoroughly secular woman eats a piece of bread. A review of 'Jesus Freak.'

What my dysfunctional prostate taught me about Jesus.