Migration and the Migrant God
Charles Ringma depicts God as migrant, and the incarnation as the paradigmatic experience of migration: "We need God in the tabernacle, not the temple. We need a God in the midst of our ambiguity, pain, lament, confusion, and questioning." more
A Tree Can’t Live in Space
Jo Swinney recounts how she came to realize that she had come to neglect the here and now in her conception of home: "Rather than panic about my sense of profound homelessness, I found a way to spiritualize the nomadic life I assumed I would continue to lead." more
This Is the Place
Follow Carolyn Arends into the recording studio as she reflects on songwriting, spirituality, and her experience at Regent College. more
Pilar Mehlis: I Belong Here...
"I do live that fish out of water feeling." Bolivian-born, Canadian-raised artist Pilar Mehlis addresses identity, migration, faith, and the origins of her creation: the "Antrofish." more
Art and the Other in the Holy Land
How is identity shaped by the land? How is this relationship expressed in art? What about when the land in question is the Holy Land? Corey Janz explores his research on Palestinian and Israeli art in this interview. more
Laura D. Werezak
"My prayers slowly shifted over two years from 'Lord, give us a home' to the simpler, humbler 'Lord, be our home.'" Laura Werezak shares what she learned from moving with her family back into her parents' place. more
Confronting the Vancouver Housing Crisis
Kurtis Peters argues that when it comes to systemic injustice in the Vanouver housing industry, charity and subsidization are not enough to fulfill the biblical vision for housing. more
Dis/Located: Wisdom and Story from the Regent Faculty
In every stage of the process of relocating, there is great potential to experience particular aspects of God. In light of this reality, this series of interviews features Regent faculty offering stories and advice on how to see God in whatever happens to be your current experience of home. more