Meditation is not religion, not spirituality—it’s a technology of upgrading the mind that can enrich one’s life, including one’s religious life. We’re used to the idea of physical fitness. Time to get used to the idea of contemplative fitness, and practice at least as diligently.
Ben Swihart recently graduated from seminary with a MDiv and an emphasis in Community Development. He also attained an MA in International Development focusing on the practical justice issues facing…
Verdell Wright is a scholar, preacher, and teacher. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Communications at Howard University, where he focuses on the intersections of preaching, queer theory, and…
