As part of its mission, the Project on Lived Theology values the act of writing as a way for theologians, scholars, and non-academics to engage with each other (as well as with the wider world) about issues critical to religion and public life.
Theology Now!
Theology Now is a space for the Project on Lived Theology and its collaborators to thoughtfully explore a variety of topics on a regular basis.
Evangelical Anxiety
A new memoir by Charles Marsh telling the story of a mental health break and the path to healing and a more capacious vision of the Christian life.
People Get Ready
The book is a product of The Project on Lived Theology’s 2019/20 SILT.
Can I Get a Witness?
The Project on Lived Theology’s most recent book presents the compelling stories of thirteen pioneers for social justice, each of whom engaged in peaceful protest and gave voice to the marginalized, working courageously out of their religious convictions to transform American culture. Comprising a variety of voices—Catholic and Protestant, gay and straight, men and women of different racial backgrounds—these activist witnesses represent the best of the church’s peacemakers, community builders, and inside agitators. Written by select authors, the book showcases vibrant storytelling and research-enriched narrative to bring these significant “peculiar people” to life.
Virginia Seminar
The Virginia Seminar provides research support for scholars and practitioners as well as opportunities for creative and fruitful exchange. The seminar produces single-authored volumes on theology and lived experience that are modest in length and written for a broad audience.
Other Books We've Written
The Project on Lived Theology has an extensive collection of book publications, each of which contributes to theological scholarship and provides questions and answers toward achieving a more just and compassionate society.