Steve Kloehn

James Dobson, president of the Colorado-based group Focus on the Family, knows a little about the price of ink. His evangelical-political ministry, one of the mainstays of the increasingly fragmented...

The organizers of an international conference on violence, peace and religion set the tone of their recent meeting well in advance, when they chose the location: Oswiecim, Poland, or as...

On any given morning, the sounds of boys singing and chanting in Yiddish waft onto California Avenue from the halls of the Vietzner Cheder, one of the only elementary schools...

In the modern world of good works, there seem to be two pertinent types of people: those who help and those who need help. You can tell the ones who...

A bishop, in the Roman Catholic tradition, is a teacher. But the lesson Bishop John Joseph of Pakistan taught with such drama earlier this month is a strange one. And...

With all due respect to the world's religious leaders, most of them are not very quotable. They traffic in the realm of complexities and abstractions, big ideas that are not...

The Dalai Lama is scheduled to speak to the Wisconsin legislature Wednesday. Maybe he should talk to Reggie White first. White, the Baptist minister and football superstar, was invited to...

In one form or another, most everybody has heard the old fable from India in which a committee of blind men decides to research the nature of an elephant. One...

Jennie Bogard was 10 when she decided she wanted to be the pastor of a church, and she didn't waste much time after that. She graduated from college at age...

Here are two suggestions for getting through the 26.2 blister-breaking, bone-pounding, spirit-crushing miles of Monday's Boston Marathon: The Boston Athletic Association, organizer of the event, suggests focusing intently on your...