Art

A photo essay highlights thousands of pilgrims observing Christmas in the quiet highland town of Lalibela.

It is up to us to dip our pens into the ink of the past to tell the story of the future.

The Broadway actress turned singer-songwriter talks about her new album and the value of sacred music outside of Sunday mornings.

Caravaggio’s cinematic realism and psychological depth did more than unsettle taste in his own time.

How Christians should understand our cultural fascination with debating the “Greatest of All Time.”

Followers of Jesus must be people of good news rather than good taste.

To be human is to be a maker of beauty and a steward of justice.

Two recent books illuminate the importance of a robust theological imagination.

Historian and writer Paul Elie explores the intersection of religion and art through “cryptoreligion.”

The Phoenician Scheme is absurd and imperfect. It also takes faith seriously.