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The center to which Christians turn to find our bearings, whether about race or sexuality, is the cross of Jesus Christ
Editor-in-Chief Lauralee Farrer says this issue on race and reconciliation is the the most challenging work she has done
Voices on work: one of our greatest privileges, work can even be poetic
Joy Moore and Bill Pannell together offer comments on reconciling race
Joy J. Moore, William E. Pannell
Quotes from Fuller Seminary's "Do Black Lives Really Matter?" panel trace a narrative arc from suffering to hope
Excerpts from many disciplines reflect on the ongoing creative work of Christian worship
Forgiveness is a journey . . . we have no control over the end . . . yet the journey must begin
Mother and daughter Genoveva and Jaday LaMadrid both find ministry through their studies at Fuller
Personal stories from Fuller community members attest to the transformative power of 12-step programs
Allow me to name three powers that a Christian intellectual must confront, asks Willie Jennings
Willie James Jennings
Christ’s model, claims Reggie Williams, leads to a real-world experience of our neighbor as God has presented her to us
Reggie Williams
I was moved, says Labberton, by their stories of being African American young men in Southern California and at Fuller Seminary
Mark Labberton
Interpersonal interdependence between the races, argues Love Sechrest, is at the heart of the gospel vision for the church
Love L. Sechrest
Juan Martínez reflects on migrant workers, immigration, and the civil rights movement
Juan Francisco Martínez
Poet, scholar, and counselor Gabriel Qi reflects on the Psalms and their power to heal through poetry
Ethicist Hak Joon Lee refutes evangelicals who think forgiveness alone is sufficient in achieving reconciliation
Hak Joon Lee
Fuller students at the South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival engage the nexus of contemporary music and theology
Pastors Joy Johnson and Bret Widman work together toward reconciliation in Sacramento
Women pastors, preachers, trustees, faculty, and students share stories from their long road to equality
Forty years ago, we were new students at Fuller . . .
John L. Thompson, Marianne Meye Thompson
Reflecting on the Korean American church and its patriarchal systems, cultural aesthetics, and claimed orthodoxy
