Vol. 65, no. 4: Special Issue, Technologies of Religions Dec. 2015 Edited by Stephanie Y. Mitchem Link in below: www.aprilonline.org/project/vol-... #technologies #religious #eco #ecological #cyber #digital #ghosts #megachurch #genealogy #apocalypse #salvation

Irina Sheynfeld interviews artist Vladimir Kanevsky about his "Porcelain Garden" exhibit now featured at The Frisk Collection in New York City. Link below: www.aprilonline.org/i-take-archi... #frist #visual #visualarts #mixedmedia #design #flowerdesign #mixedmedia #nyc #porceline #vladmirkanevsky

Poet, memoirist, translator, and author Rajiv Mohabir contributes “Burning Our Nation,” the inaugural essay in the new monthly collaboration between The Commons and KtB (Killing the Buddha). Link below: www.aprilonline.org/burning-our-...

As part of KtB’s 25th anniversary, The Commons and Killing the Buddha have launched a monthly collaboration—publishing one joint post each month! #ktb/commons #collaboration #publiclife #religion #poetics #creativity #thearts #socialjustice #intersection

VOL. 70, NO. 2: PRIVACY June 2020 Edited by Yelena Mazour-Matusevich Link below: www.aprilonline.org/project/vol-... #surveillance #privacy #digitallife #visibility #solitude #interiority

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Check out this public access CrossCurrents Special Issue: 200 Years of Johnson v. M’Intosh: Indigenous Responses to the Religious Foundations of Racism #DoctrineOfDiscovery #IndigenousPeoplesDay #indigenouspeople #sovereignty #LandBack muse.jhu.edu/issue/55074?...

Artist, dancer, author, and award winning sculptor Anthony D. Padgett explores the spiritual impact of AI and smartphones from a Hindu perspective.

 #AI #community #dance #darshan #film #Hindu #perspective #religion #ritual #Shiva #Smartphones #spirituality www.aprilonline.org/smartphone-d...

A photo and sound essay by Vicki Brennan, Amy DeRogatis, Alison Furlong, Lauren Pond, Ely Lyonblum, and Isaac Weiner Accompanied by an audio collage. Link in below: www.aprilonline.org/religious-so... #religious #sounds #audiocollage #nyc #photographer #procession #interreligious #citysounds

Music historian Chase Castle places Charlie Kirk’s memorial within American revival history. #revivalism #americanchristianity #crusades #evangelicalsandpolitics #politics #politicsandreligion #worship #publicworship #arizona #evangelical #revival www.aprilonline.org/for-want-of-...

VOL. 67, NO. 2: Intersections of Liberation and Reconciliation June 2017 Link below: www.aprilonline.org/project/vol-...

Join us in celebrating religion, culture & politics + the launch of The Commons/KtB collaboration! Proof of Life: Celebrating 25 years of Killing the Buddha Magazine (KtB)!!!! Saturday, 10/18 · 5 - 7:30pm EDT Judson Memorial Church 55 Washington Square South www.eventbrite.com/e/proof-of-l...

2022 APRIL/Auburn colloquium fellow, Mark Harris contributes a piece on printmaking and bookbinding as spiritual practices and artistic endeavors. @mark_printmaker Link in below www.aprilonline.org/art-and-prin... #hope #art #spirituality #practice #craft #zine #zinemaking #printmakingprocess

K-12 Educator Corey Wozniak contribution is part of a collection of essays on teaching religious studies for K-12 teachers. Link in below: www.aprilonline.org/encountering...

Vol. 65, no. 2: Creative Nonfiction—A Genre Made for Religious Writing uncpress.org/978146966718...

Irina Sheynfeld on the art and spirituality of Nicholas Roerich. For the last 70 years the Nicholas Roerich Museum offers regular concerts and recitals—free to the public. Link in below: www.aprilonline.org/nicolas-roer... #art #paintings #himalaya #nicolasroerich #nicolasroerichmuseum #nyc

Brooklyn-based artist, André Daughtry contributes a photo essay on his latest project, WILDERNESS a speculative documentary that engages an “integral ecological” research approach to the questions of sustainability and spirituality. www.aprilonline.org/andre-daught...

Diana Eck contributes a piece on the clash between those who continue to see the U.S. as a “Christian country” and those who see the U.S. as a multireligious nation whose very foundation of religious freedom has made this a home for immigrants of every faith. #pluralismproject

On our 75th year we look back at this special 70th anniversary issue, edited by Charles Henderson, features “CrossCurrents at 48,” a moving reflection from founding editor Joseph Cunneen as he stepped down after nearly 50 yrs of editorial leadership. Link below: www.aprilonline.org/project/vol-...

Junyu Ke on the ethics and aesthetics of urban art in NYC’s Freeman Alley. www.aprilonline.org/the-senses-o...

Courtney Thomas on the role of religion in the Tony-nominated play “John Proctor is the Villain.” Now on Broadway through Sept. 7 at the Booth Theater 222 W 45th St NYC Link below: www.aprilonline.org/a-baptist-se...

Professor Rachel Wagner on the attempted mass shooting at CrossPointe Community Church, Michigan, and all the ways we label things “good” and “evil.” Link in below: www.aprilonline.org/does-god-kil... #assault #guns #massshooting #mentalillness #guncontrol #crosspointechurch #good #bad

VOL. 68, NO. 3: Interreligious Aesthetics Link below: www.aprilonline.org/project/vol-...

Dancer, author, and playwright, Kimerer LaMothe, discusses “Nietzsche, A New Musical,” running Oct. 10th–12th, 2025 at A.R.T./New York Mezzanine Theater. Tickets at: OFFBRANDOPERA.ORG/Nietzsche Link in below: www.aprilonline.org/a-musical-ab... #nietzsche #musical #musicaltheater #dance #theater

Rev. Dr. Michael Woolf shares a piece prompted by the first episode of South Park’s 27th season and its depiction of Jesus and the state of American Christian nationalism. Link below: www.aprilonline.org/south-parks-... #christiannationalism #southpark #southparkjesus #jesus #parody #parody

Check out Tiffany Thompson’s latest piece on showing up and tells the story of her latest single, “The Reason” as a harbinger of hope to come, the prelude to the story. Link Below: www.aprilonline.org/when-stillne...

New CrossCurrents Special Issue Vol.74.No.4 out now: 200 Years of Johnson v. M’Intosh: Indigenous Responses to the Religious Foundations of Racism via @indigenousvalues.org @april-cc-commons.bsky.social muse.jhu.edu/issue/55074

Check out this review by Dantaé Garee Elliott of The Blackout Poetry Event with Afro-Dominican poet and performance artist Yaissa Jimenez  in collaboration with Caribbean art journal Forgotten Lands and the Museum of Modern Art’s Creativity Lab, at MoMA. www.aprilonline.org/diasporic-al...

EDITOR’S NOTE: In light of the recent tragic murder of Imam Muhsin Hendricks, we are reposting this interview with him from 2011, conducted by APRIL President Björn Krondorfer. Link to post: www.aprilonline.org/diversity-of...

Jeffrey Pugh on Jan. 6th attack, “We are more susceptible to weapon used fear than we have ever been.” Find it at The Commons: www.aprilonline.org/american-apo...

Thanks to @april-cc-commons.bsky.social for holding space for my #Faith in Practice Field Notes series, the newest iteration of my long running #SpeculativeSolidarities project universe, now manifesting in #ministry form at Judson here in #NYC and beyond! Excited to dive deeper in 2025. More soon!

Faith in Practice Field Notes: Part Two The editors at The Commons are happy to have Elæ Moss offer a new installment of “Faith in Practice.” Latest post: Scriptural Spirit Technologies and the Laboratory of Belief Link below: www.aprilonline.org/the-commons/