THE MUSEUM OF SMALL BONES: Splendid new collection of lyric poems by English professor, Dr. Miho Nonaka on faith, silk, glass, bilingual experiences, and her Japanese American heritage out from Ashland Poetry Press Wheaton College #faith #poetry #womenwriters #poems Ashland Poetry Press

Our research and the research of others show that Black churches and Black communities suffer more and suffer longer in the wake of disaster.

Wheaton Provost Dr. Karen An-Hwei Lee offers us a peek into her faith, writing life, and her transition into administration: bit.ly/2QTkHym

A pre-rehearsal/recording photo of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performing my reimagined and reorchestrated version of my piece, Kutimbua Kivumbi! I couldn’t be more excited! #covidsafeorchestra #sociallydistancedorchestra #cso

"The Bible calls on us to develop a theological imagination within which we can see the world as community and not a collection of hostilities." -Esau McCaulley IVP Academic InterVarsity Press #ReadingWhileBlackBook

Don't miss this story about how a NASA scientist and a theologian at Wheaton are teaming up to traverse “Christianity and Space” bit.ly/3m1mmQX

Wheaton professor Dr. Rochelle Scheuermann pens a Christianity Today post about "Churches and the Vulnerable in the Time of COVID-19." Read it here: bit.ly/33gOS8N

"HDI has led the Evangelical response to COVID-19." - Walter Kim, Ph.D., president of the National Association of Evangelicals. HDI has reached +603 million people during COVID-19 with helpful info and resources. Read more at wheaton.edu/news/recent-ne…. #COVID19church

In a recent Christianity Today article, Wheaton College's Ed Stetzer interviews author R. York Moore on his latest release "Seen.Known.Loved: 5 Truths About God and Your Love Language." Read it here: bit.ly/3jmXbqm

In a Christianity Today piece, Ed Stetzer of Wheaton College interviews Lecrae on his life, journey, and recent book "I Am Restored: How I Lost My Religion But Found My Faith." Read it here: bit.ly/3jYCcdD

A big congratulations to Esau McCaulley! In Christianity Today's 2021 book awards, Dr. McCaulley's "Reading While Black" won "The Beautiful Orthodoxy Book of the Year." Read more here: bit.ly/2KpydKg

Historian and Wheaton College Professor Dr. Tim Larsen writes an essay for Los Angeles Review of Books on "Why George MacDonald Matters." Read it here: bit.ly/39xBj81

Do you (and your church) understand the nature and pervasiveness of human trafficking? HDI's associate director of operations Shayne Moore provides guidance for pastors and ministry leaders. Outreach Magazine outreachmagazine.com/features/disci…

Congratulations to Dr. Jim Beitler and Dr. Richard Gibson, both English professors Wheaton College on the publication of *Charitable Writing: Cultivating Virtue Through Our Words!* IVP Academic ivpress.com/charitable-wri…

"Art is anything but placid." Associate Lecturer of Core Studies Dr. David McNutt writes about art's place in the midst of human suffering, in this web-exclusive article from #wheatonmag. bit.ly/39Eub9G

Art historian Matthew Milliner, Associate Professor of Art History at Wheaton College, explores aesthetic cognitivism, the philosophical claim that aesthetic engagement advances knowledge and enhances understanding, in this recent Psychology Today article: bit.ly/3iJ11dX

In this Q&A with alumnus Dr. Evan Anderson ’95 we get an update on his work on the COVID-19 vaccines—including managing a clinical trial for the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine, now being administered across the country. Read more here: bit.ly/2YfqrGs

Dr. Ryan Kemp, Wheaton College Philosophy Professor, writes an essay for Plough Quarterly on "Kierkegaard and the Call to Neighbor Love." Read more here: bit.ly/39lAiRl

Should Christians buy GameStop stock? Hear what Wheaton College Economics Professor Dr. Enoch Hill has to say about this on Christianity Today's "Quick to Listen" podcast: bit.ly/3pKLHjJ

In a The Washington Post article "Ash Wednesday rituals tweaked for coronavirus as Christians are reminded of death," Wheaton College's Esau McCaulley asks, “How are we going to live not just after a pandemic but in light that we’re going to meet our maker?” wapo.st/3dkpMwe