Wayne Holst

The eclectic and prolific Philip Jenkins asserts that during the past century, a profound shift has occurred in the mainstream acceptance of Native American spirituality.

Some have criticized the Lord of the Rings trilogy and its screen adaptation for claiming to be an adult myth and a portrayal of real

This movie is a delight to see and to see again. The New Zealand landscape is breathtaking and the computer-generated fantasy places and monster hordes

Phillip Yancy, whose writings have won him awards and wide respect, is a conservative Christian who reads and comments broadly while appealing to an expanding

FRESH WINDS are blowing across the mainline churches of this land. Many recent books from North American publishers show local congregations seriously engaged in an

SCIENCE CAN purify religion from error and superstition; religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes. Each can draw the other into a wider

JEAN VANIER and Henri Nouwen, names that fascinate many moderns, are linked to a particular spirituality that challenges personal and social values. Both men identified

REFERENCES FROM poet Robert Frost first drew this reviewer’s attention to Sabbath Blessings, posted weekly to the Canadian Anglican Internet discussion list by author Molly

AS THE THIRD millennium nears, many people reflect acute interest in matters spiritual. What is disconcerting, however, for many of those who have invested their

HERE IS A RECORD, except for his remaining three weeks on earth, of the last 365 days of one of this century’s most inspiring and

ALL BUT FOUR of the 56 contributors are female in this collection of poetry, hymns, liturgies, short essays, and playlets. Most are in English, some

THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM is an ancient “last days” biblical motif, with this-worldly implications: The wolf shall live with the lamb, the leopard shall lie down

THE CRISIS IN OUR churches today, say the authors, and the challenge that must be overcome if the church is to survive and thrive into