Beholden receives 2016 Grawemeyer Award in Religion
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Recent Posts
- Webinar: Pandemics: Past, Present, Future
- Being Neighborly in Berlin Prayers
- Open for Worship: Outdoors Encouraged
- Racial inequities in America: Glimpses from the Firehose
- New! Infectious Historians (podcast)
- Tech-free worship across back gardens
- It’s been said before
- Holy (week) Light
- WHO on “Having Faith during COVID-19”
- Medieval advice on handwashing
- Tears and Mourning: 17th Century Sermons on Plague & Loss
- I Must Go Down to the Beach(es) Again…
- Laughing with Julian of Norwich
- “I am at the house of God. But the angels are holding their breath.”
- New Article: “Tale of Two Tables”
- Meanwhile “Scotland Outdoors Podcast” Lowers Blood Pressure
- NIH Director on pandemic, faith, and friendship
- Gregory of Nyssa: Contagion Revisited
- Reaching for light: Photo meditation
- “Feeling is contagious, healing is contagious”
Monthly Archives: June 2017
On being and living
What can mean more to the Word than thinking beings, since their very existence is an act of supreme goodness? (Gregory of Nazianzus, Or. 28.11) Living is not a private affair of the individual. Living is what we do with God’s … Continue reading
Posted in Reflection
BU Graduate Conference on Religion and Health
abstract deadline: July 21, 2017 learn more
Posted in Conference, Educational resource, Upcoming Event
Equality: The Road Less Traveled (Paul Hunt)
learn more from human rights lawyer, Paul Hunt
Posted in Educational resource, Overheard, Web resource
Bread and Pigs: What it (really) meant to feed ancient Rome
Delighted to see a wonderful article on the Roman annona by the inestimable Professor Michele Saltzman, “From a Classical to a Christian City: Civic Euergetism and Charity in Late Antique Rome,” published in February in the new journal, Studies in … Continue reading
Posted in Educational resource, Web resource
