Submissions are invited in areas including, but not limited to:
In addition to the topics below, please see the review materials pages under guidelines for contributors.
- Faith and the Political Voice
- Election 2012: Nonpartisan issues overlapping with religion, such as education, economy, health care, gender, sexuality, human rights and the environment
- Religion and Popular Culture
- The Urban Sacred
- Immigration and the Religious Vote
- 21st Century Faithful Response to Debt
- The Search for Meaning
- Sacred Texts and Theological Imagination
- Everyday Spirituality
- Redefining ecumenism and interreligious/interfaith
- Role of faith communities in political advocacy
- “New monasticism”
- Transience and identity with state/local politics- and overlap with diocese/synod/parish dynamics, etc.
- Multiculturalism in faith communities, schools, work
- Globalization, religion and demographic/geographic issues
