The October 2026 Fall Books & Education issue of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers.

Kent Dunnington, Ph.D., is professor of philosophy at Biola University, La Mirada, Calif.

This is the first of two columns from the September 13 issue of The Living Church. It contains appointments. The Rev. Dr.

Save the Parish's report is drawing attention to the C of E's shrinking and aging clergy headcount, but there are no quick ...

St. Dunstan's Church in Dover, Massachusetts, became carbon neutral in May, achieving their goal 24 years ahead of schedule.

In 2026, the Pentagon reduced the number of religions on their list in order to streamline chaplaincy. But how do we define ...

Pakistani cleric Tahir Ashrafi, who praised Osama Bin Ladin as a "Sword of Islam" in 2007, had been honored for interfaith ...

Two books focus on the ways in which some features of evangelical theology can present pitfalls for those who struggle with addiction.

Creation care is more than just responding to the the facts on hand about the climate crisis, the Rev. Dr. Lisa Graumlich ...

Yes there are variants in the New Testament texts. But what does that mean? Here's the first of a two part essay.

C.S. Lewis' interplanetary tale Perelandra offers an alternative to the Fall, drawing richly from Augustine and Milton.

These were real challenges met with real hope—hope born on the cattle trail that first led his imagination beyond these walls. The Rev. Tyler Parry, DMin is rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, ...