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View all postsThomas W. Goodhue is a United Methodist clergyman. His new book, Many Names for God: How To Thrive in a Multifaith, Divided Nation, will be published next May by Monkfish.
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How restoring the religious roots of wellness practices can truly heal usΒ
What if wellness has kept the rituals but lost the soul? Liz Bucarβs new book, ‘Beyond Wellness’, challenges us to rethink self-care through the forgotten wisdom of faith. Read more
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Why would anyone hate the Latter-day Saints? A reflection on faith, fear, and understanding
As the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints faces renewed scrutiny in America, it is time to look beyond stereotypesβand explore what their journey reveals about belief, belonging, and being human. Read more
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From appropriation to authenticity: Why the βLiberating Yogaβ book matters
In her new book, βLiberating Yogaβ, California-based Harpinder Kaur Mann uncovers the ancient systemβs spiritual roots in India while challenging its appropriation and commercialization. Read more
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Standing withΒ yourΒ neighbors, no matter which faith
After the Hindu temple in New York was vandalized, representatives of nearby churches, synagogues, and mosques rallied in support. Read more











