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CURRENT ISSUE: Volume 30, Number 2, Winter 2018 / Thought to Action
Pursuing a Playful Liturgy
David Taylor asks: What would it mean to laugh as we worship—to head to church anticipating fun? More…
Laughter as Theological Intimacy
One of the most powerful tools we have to foster connection—whether with friends, enemies, or even God—is a joke. More…
Humour from the Pulpit—A Rector’s Reflections
Preachers walk a tightrope in using humour in their sermons. When is attempting humour in a sermon a good idea? Hear Rector David Short’s take. More…
Volume 30, Number 1, Spring 2018
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Two Essential Practices for Healthy Communities
“How we live together is the most persuasive sermon we’ll ever get to preach,” writes Christine Pohl. Here she discusses two vital practices for making that lived sermon land. More…