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In Opelt’s new book, Holy Unhappiness, she navigates through the questions and issues faced by many young evangelicals among whom she has ministered.

Melodie Roschman will present "'The C.S. Lewis of Our Time?': The Work & Legacy of Rachel Held Evans" for the Choir Zoom Sabbath School at Pacific Union College on Saturday, May 27.

This week on Inside Appalachia, we speak with an author about grief rituals, a podcaster about the religious music of snake handling churches, and we explore best practices to prepare for retirement.

Christian writer Rachel Held Evans didn't just ask the big questions. She lived them.

Recently I’ve been exploring the question: When we read the Bible, what are we looking for? One angle is that we’re looking for guidance. Another is When we read the Bible, at our best, we’re looking for love and justice.

People who might lose their job or their church or their church job if they say the wrong thing sound like that's the case.

Rachel Held Evans is known for her liberated theological beliefs, so when I stumbled upon A Year of Biblical Womanhood: How a Liberated Woman Found Herself Sitting on Her Roof, Covering her Head, and Calling Her Husband Master buried deep on a bookshelf at my home, I was intrigued. The subtitle is especially eye-catching because […]

Laurence became disillusioned with church during his sophomore year of college. Despite squeezing in a Sunday worship service most weeks, something wasn’t

(RNS) — Let’s hope we are not in for another lockdown. But if we are, these books will keep you company.

The journalist and preacher. On being a religious wanderer; or religious, but in exile. Articulating a spacious understanding of God and grief.