Rita Nakashima Brock, a theologian, and Herman Keizer Jr., a former military chaplain, are co-directors of the Soul Repair Center of Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University. The center is scheduled to open Nov. 12
Bruce Reyes-Chow begins with race when looking at the election results:
Sources have confirmed that the Eton-educated bishop will be announced as successor to Dr Rowan Williams as early as Friday, after the Crown Nominations Commission put his name forward to Downing Street.
Before yesterday, popular votes on Marriage Equality had always failed. Current states with Marriage Equality needed either the courts or legislators to intercede on behalf of a minority group.
It is a nice thing to read Psalm 72 on the morning after an election.
President Obama spoke to an enthusiastic crowd in Chicago after the long election night. Some highlights from the reuters transcript:
each and every little breath
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