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Guest Opinion: Tidings of comfort, joy, and courage
Picture this: A crowded church building in the Castro at midnight on Christmas Eve in the 1980s and 1990s.
Guest Opinion: Ready for resurrection
I'm ready for resurrection: new life, meaningful life, new beginnings, and hope in place of despair, love that is stronger than death. And Easter is this week!
Guest Opinion: Pope's directive represents progress
This week something unprecedented happened at the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. Pope Francis quietly, yet unmistakably, shifted the rules regarding the honoring of LGBTQ relationships.
Guest Opinion: Reclaiming the Resurrection
There is nothing like spending two winters in Duluth, Minnesota to make one appreciate the San Francisco Bay Area and all that it has to offer.
B.A.R.'s pages featured spirituality
"Feminism has done more to save the lives of women in the last 30 years than Jesus Christ did in the last 2,000 years!" renowned lesbian feminist Sally Gearhart, Ph.D., proudly proclaimed as she opened her sermon one Sunday night.
Guest Opinion: Healing is coming
This is a good year for Christmas. We need the joy, the light, hope, the gifts, the promise, the peace. All of it.
Guest Opinion: Easter 2020: Now more than ever
This Sunday is Easter, typically the most joyous day of the church year for Christians.
Guest Opinion: Don't forget immigrant kids
Last week in church, we sang a Christmas carol, familiar to some, about providing a warm and safe place for a refugee child displaced by government and rendered temporarily without a home.
Guest Opinion: Why Massachusetts matters
"Hi! My name is Jim, and we're in the neighborhood today talking about human rights and civil rights for Massachusetts citizens. And, in particular, we want to talk about equal rights for our transgender friends and neighbors ..."