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Professor and peacher Miguel A. De La Torre delievers his sermon, "Was Jesus a Racist?," in response to the reading

Luti In her blog, “Sicut Locutus Est,” Mary Luti wrote that she was tired of moralizing sermons that exhort her

The Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson thought he would have fun this summer, but he “didn’t know it would be

“There might be no issue that the Bible is clearer on than how the foreigner and immigrant are to be

The Rev. Skye Jethani loves to explore the intersection of faith and culture and works to help people understand the

“A moral compass and a spine. How desperately we need them today,” the Rev. David P. Gushee, Christian ethicist, tweeted

What is “spiritual geliophobia” and why is it such a painful condition? The Rev. Susan Sparks, senior pastor of the

How does a pastor in a large urban church in the center of a city that is at the center

The Rev. Teresa L. Fry Brown’s career is one of firsts. However, this is Fry Brown’s second time at Chautauqua

The Rev. Dr. J. Peter Holmes said he’s honored and humbled to preach during Fourth of July week at Chautauqua

When you think of being chaplain to the Queen of England, you don’t normally expect a person who also has a hand in everyday ministry to a young man convicted of armed robbery, but the Rev. Alastair Symington has kept a presence in parish work while carrying a title that only 32 other people hold. Symington will be the chaplain for the first week of the 2011 Season at Chautauqua. He will preach at the opening worship service at 10:45 Sunday morning.