Todays the last day for submissions for the @CTStheology Annual Meeting!

This is a brief reminder that @CTStheology is the scholarly association that brings the most value for your membership dues! Members receive the award-winning Horizons (latest issue is linked below) and have access to one of the best conventions. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

It's Monday, so you probably need to take a break from staring at your to-do list for the week, and we have just the thing: an excerpt from Janice A. Thompson's article on Job and modern poetry of disability is up on the Cambridge University Press - Religion blog now! cambridge.org/core/blog/2023…

It has been tremendously humbling to share the important work Elizabeth Groppe and Julia Feder have done calling for listening & ecclesial action in support of victims of sexual violence. Learn more in this Cambridge University Press - Religion blog post. cambridge.org/core/blog/2023…

Resharing this statement from the Council of Centers on Jewish-Christian Relations amidst reports of a national “Day of Hate” against Jews organized by Neo-Nazi groups tomorrow.

Enjoy free access to some of the most popular content from our Religion journals and books in 2022, including articles from Horizons, Religion & American Culture and more... Access available throughout March 2023: ow.ly/kmle50N4ues

Issue 50.1 (which will be the start of an extra special next four issues 👀) is almost here. You can get a first look at 50.1 by checking out Kathy Lilla Cox & Jason King's article "Rethinking the work of Theologians in the Pandemic's Wake" right now! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

So glad to see this essay coming out. So glad to have worked with Kathy.

We've got more 50.1 content ready for you! You can read Layla Karst's "Caught in the Act: Karl Rahner, Brian Flanagan, and the Problem of Liturgical Failure" on FirstView right now! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Congratulations to Horizons 50.1 (and past issue!) contributor @JessicaCoblentz on this well-deserved award!