How the birds mired in the Gulf oil spill teach us to properly grieve.

John Sowers addresses the root of many social ills.

The innovative Congregational Health Network in Memphis relies on local congregations to take care of their members.

Today is the last day for arguments supporting medical workers' right to refuse to provide care that violates their conscience.

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What you read during the month of October.

What got Her.meneutics' readers talking in June.

In case you missed them the first time, here are the recent posts that got readers talking.

The practice has led me to believe, erroneously, that thinness is a virtue.

Donna Freitas's 'This Gorgeous Game', about a priest obsessed with a teenage girl, is a work of deep empathy and disturbing believability.

The widest-read Her.meneutics posts of the year.

For all the bad and the ugly in Elizabeth Gilbert's 2006 spiritual memoir, I wanted to hold on to the good. Here's what I found.

The Assemblies of God school is $42 million in debt, lacks permanent leadership.

Spokesman says the cuts are mainly to offset the school's $17 million deficit.

It's reportedly paved with high religiosity, say two Florida psychologists.

Technology fasts, carbon fasts, and some of today's more striking Lenten practices.

How marriage-happy churches are unwittingly fueling same-sex coupling—and leaving singles like me in the dust.

When did I absorb the belief that being feminine means being shallow?

How Christians in Phoenix are loving the sojourners among them.