Relationships: How to live out one’s faith
This past December, I attended an “orphan party” for those who have no family to spend it with. It began Christmas Eve and lasted until the following morning, with about eleven people hosted by an inspiring woman, Tannalee. For most of the past twenty-four-years, I have gone with my oldest friend to his family’s home, [...]
What place do people of faith have at Occupy Everywhere?
News agencies were already slow to cover the movement in New York, so it is no surprise that reporting on the involvement of religious people at Occupy Together took even longer. But the wait was worth it, with fellow State of Formation contributors having written on their personal participation: Mary Ann Kaiser wrote a great [...]
Jonathan Oskins
I love to learn new things, which means often finding out that what I thought was the case actually needs to be revised. I am still finding out new things about the world and myself, so please feel free to help me on my journey!
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Contributing Scholars
Chris HughesChris Hughes is a second-year MDiv student at Wake Forest University School of Divinity and a youth minister at a Baptist church. He writes on issues of church and state, environment, and full inclusion of all people in church life.
Simran Jeet SinghSimran Jeet Singh is a doctoral student in the Department of Religion at Columbia University. His research focuses on South Asian Religions, particularly the Sikh tradition and the life of its founder, Guru Nanak.
Mary Ann KaiserMary Ann is a third year MDiv student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. She is a lesbian feminist who plans to pursue a PhD in Ecofeminist Theology. Though her interests are many, she is currently focused on exploring the relationship between humans, nonhuman animals, and the Divine.