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In a year wracked by violence, a writer in the Holy Land finds herself returning to the crucifixion.
Read moreSally Coulthard’s new book The Apple: A Delicious History uncovers the intriguing and sometimes absurd history of this alluring fruit.
As far as I had been able to gather from my Evangelical education, the meaning of life was to get people saved.
Our real work is to carry this Easter love to the stranger, the alien, the poor, and the forgotten.
Can we bear the truth of the blood-soaked, sweat-stained corpse of a slain Savior?
A medieval friar reflects on the on the death of Christ on the cross.
Christina Rossetti penned this poem of grief, doubt, and faith after the death of her mother and brother. Listen to it sung in an abandoned silo with unusual resonance.
Has there ever been a more hard-hitting, beautifully written, theologically inclusive anthology of writings for Lent and Easter? It’s doubtful. —... Read More
A treasury of read-aloud tales selected for their spiritual value and literary integrity. Everyone who believes Easter is about more than bunnies and... Read More
Set in rural Armenia in the aftermath of war, Narine Abgaryan’s heartwarming short stories show people finding hope and purpose again. Read More
How can we make the gospel central to our lives? Read More
Plough is an award-winning international magazine of stories, ideas, and culture that publishes online daily and quarterly in print. We also publish a line of books, including literary nonfiction, fiction, and graphic novels. Founded in 1920, Plough asks the big questions: How can we live well together, and what gives life meaning and purpose in a complex world?
