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What is Embryo Adoption?

Embryo Adoption is the process of genetic parents donating unused embryos to a couple seeking to bring them through pregnancy to birth. This is typically mediated through adoption agencies, and the process is intended to mirror that of a traditional adoption as embryo adoption is not creating life, but caring well for life that is already created. Ultimately, embryo adoption exists as a response to the injustice of unregulated biomedical technologies.

Jeremy Smith

Expressing God’s Love Through Poetry

Erica Mingo

Advocating for Life in a Post-Roe World

A culture of death has taken advantage of the vulnerable, but we as Christians can usher in change by supporting a culture of life.

Elizabeth Graham

When Christmas Isn’t Normal

Does your Christmas not feel "normal" this year? The very first Christmas wasn’t normal by any stretch of the imagination, either.

Nathaniel D. Williams

Why Lies He in Such Mean Estate? “What Child Is This” and the Humility of Christ’s Birth

Stephen Howard

From Stage to Seminary: How Being an Actor Made Me a Better Counselor

The practice of acting gives lessons for how to offer better counseling.

Hollyann Gardner

Art and Human Dignity

Accessible art offers new ways for everyone to enjoy and experience creativity.

April Sawyer

Poem: Home is Where the Heart Is

Joy Nevin Axelson

Quinn: What is the Way of Christ in the Arts?

What is the way of Christ in the arts? Dr. Benjamin Quinn offers five reflections.

Benjamin Quinn

What Hath the Arts to Do with Advent?

The arts can provides spiritual remedies to the busyness and distractions of the Advent season.

Michael McEwen

Always Winter but Never Christmas: Advent in Narnia

When children first enter Narnia they find it in perpetual Advent. A season of always winter but never Christmas. We share in the ache and longing that Narnia had for Christmas to come, and more importantly for our savior to return.

Andy Shurson

Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Life

This January, we'll address the way of Christ in life. Here's how you can write for us.

Center for Faith and Culture