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Ashley Hales
Ashley holds a PhD in English literature from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. She is Editorial Director for Print at Christianity Today. With her husband, she is the co-founder of The Willowbrae Institute, a new think tank researching the intersection of Christianity and the common good in America. She is a Kirby Laing Centre Academic Fellow and advisor to the Board of Covenant College. Ashley hosts the The Cartographers podcast and is the author of Finding Holy in the Suburbs, A Spacious Life, and the forthcoming Bible study on the Sermon on the Mount, A Fruitful Life. She and her family live on the Central Coast of California.
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The Myth of Tech Utopianism
What a book on feminism helped me realize about our digital age.
Alien Mercy
A conversation with Atlantic journalist Elizabeth Bruenig about capital punishment.
Grace Beggars Not Culture Warriors
A note from CT’s editorial director in our September/October issue.
We’re Committed to Humans
A note from CT’s editorial director and art director for print in our July/August issue.
Review
Christian Discipleship Is Rooted in Truth, but Pulled by Beauty
Two recent books illuminate the importance of a robust theological imagination.
Her Children Arise and Call Her #Blessed
Monetizing child-rearing online is never a godly option. But maybe it’s more than an influencer problem.
Love Bids Our Anxious Fears Subside
A note from CT’s editorial director for print in our May/June issue.
Living Water for the Faithless
While the church may be riddled with failure, Jesus will not fail her.
Reading—and Eating—as Communion
A note from CT’s editorial director of print in our annual books issue.
The Bestseller that Made Church Cool—and Optional
‘Blue Like Jazz’ spoke for a generation and left disillusioned evangelicals more dissatisfied.