John M. Perkins has spent his life dismantling systems of injustice through advocating for desegregation, voter registration and equality for all people since the civil rights movement. Chronicling his life’s work of racial reconciliation, Dream with Me is a celebration of justice and a call to readers to join him in fighting present issues by living out God’s redemptive love in all of our relationships. Read More

ON Scripture – The Bible is a weekly multimedia resource that provides insight into key issues of the day through a unique combination of Scripture, video and biblical commentary. Tailored to address areas of social justice issues, the initiative is utilized by various faith bodies including seminaries, churches, and small groups to explore ways to work for the common good. Read More

This news series, Can I Get a Witness? The Interviews, features conversations with the Witness participants to highlight how each author is being changed and challenged by the historical figure they are working to illumine. This week’s headliner is Therese Lysaught, who is writing on Sister Mary Stella Simpson. Read More

Dietrich Bonhoeffer composed poems and works of fiction while imprisoned under the Nazis, but little scholarly interest has heretofore been devoted to these works. Charles Marsh opens up the inquiry in a lecture on February 28, 2017, as part of the Lutheran Writers Project at Roanoke College. Read More

This news series, Can I Get a Witness? The Interviews, features conversations with the Witness participants to highlight how each author is being changed and challenged by the historical figure they are working to illumine. This week’s headliner is Rev. Becca Stevens, writing on William Stringfellow. Read More

In an increasingly globalized world, the heart of Christian thought has stretched further than ever, specifically into the south and east. However, few theological resources have catalogued this momentous shift in recent global theology. The second volume in the Majority World Theology series, this publication seeks to fill the gap through a compilation of works from Christian thinkers across the globe documenting the tradition in their respective contexts. Read More

On Sunday, February 12, Charles Marsh will speak at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia. He will contribute to the church’s year-long series, Be Reconciled, in which an arc of reconciliation is traced through three movements: reconciling relationships, reconciling to God, and reconciling communities. Read More

This news series, Can I Get a Witness? The Interviews, features conversations with the Witness participants to highlight how each author is being changed and challenged by the historical figure they are working to illumine. This week’s headliner is Ralph Eubanks, writing on Mahalia Jackson. Read More

The gun rights movement is at a high point… Gun rights advocates like to argue they are merely following through with our founders’ intentions. But that is hardly the case; we are engaged in a radical and reckless gun rights experiment, unlike we have ever seen before. With the usual avenues of support for gun control struggling as of late, Firmin DeBrabander will explain alternate approaches to galvanizing such support. Read More

PLT Contributor Jennifer McBride released her newest publication, Radical Discipleship, on January 1, 2017. Engaging the social evils of mass incarceration, capitol punishment, and homelessness, she connects liturgy, activism, and theological reflection with Christian discipleship that stands in solidarity with those whom society despises and rejects. Read More