Witness for Justice

The White House’s recent declaration to deny asylum to those who travel through another country...

I have always been caught up by the beauty and clarity of the speech “I Have a Dream” by...

Highlighting the resilience and perseverance of Africans from 1619 to this present day, 2019 marks...

June is Open and Affirming month in many of our churches and Pride month in many of our...

The Marshall Islands have much to teach us about adapting to challenges like climate change. While...

I traveled to the US/Mexico Border as another migrant caravan arrived this winter. I worked to...

Chiseled on the wall nearing the exit of Elmina Slave Castle in Ghana are these words: In...

In “Keep Your Head Up,” the late Tupac Shakur sang:“And since a man can't make oneHe has no...

In the 1986 cheesy horror flick, The Fly, Geena Davis' character whispers this warning about a...

Fair Trade and Economic JusticeMay 11 is World Fair Trade Day, and in many countries around the...

At least 60% of Open and Affirming churches cannot offer “a confident and well-informed...

In 1620, the Mayflower set sail for new shores.On November 9 its surviving inhabitants caught...

This month Rwanda remembers the genocide that tore it apart 25 years ago when 800,000 ethnic...

“You told me this person was causing trouble among the community: bringing harm, inciting...

According to a recent news article from NPR, “the partisan clash” over the Green New Deal...

Access to abortion is an issue of faith. We believe God created each one of us in God’s own image...

Another heart-wrenching tragedy resulting in the loss of innocent life has once again reminded us...

There have been so many vigils lately. Vigils where we mourn the hundreds and thousands whose...

As a member of the LGBTQI community and as an ordained clergyperson in the United Church of Christ...