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21/11/2025

Linda Falter graduated from Princeton University with a BA in Religion and is currently working toward an MFA in Poetry at Pacific University. Linda’s work has been published in Christianity Today and The Acentos Review. Read more of Linda's poems in our summer volume.

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19/11/2025

Corey Parish holds a Doctor of Ministry in Spiritual Formation from Tyndale University and is currently pursuing a PhD in Christian Theology at McMaster Divinity College, where his research explores the intersections of disability theology and critical spatial theory. He serves as a Direct Support Professional with Community Living Ontario and is the Associate Pastor at Grace Christian Fellowship in Fergus, Ontario. As an autistic scholar, Corey brings a lived experience that informs and enriches his practical theological reflections, particularly in the areas of belonging, place, and care.

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11/11/2025

The Tree by Luke Harvey. Luke Harvey lives with his wife and two daughters in Chickamauga, GA, where he works as a high school teacher. His first full-length collection, Let’s Call it Home, was published by Cascade Books in the Poiema Poetry Series. Other work has appeared or is forthcoming in journals such as The Christian Century, Spiritus, Southern Poetry Review, Appalachian Review, and elsewhere.

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07/11/2025

Join us Wednesday Nov 12 for our next Radix Live Author event!

What does it mean to lead like Jesus?

In a world that prizes charisma and control, Formed to Lead invites us to rediscover leadership rooted in humility, prayer, and spiritual depth. Author Jason Jensen draws on decades of experience in ministry and leadership formation to explore how the Holy Spirit shapes leaders from the inside out—through vulnerability, discernment, and faithful dependence on God.

Grounded in Luke 3–4, Formed to Lead offers a fresh vision of leadership that mirrors Jesus’ own journey: resisting the temptations of power, embracing the disciplines of solitude and surrender, and leading from a posture of love. Jensen helps readers discern how divine calling, character formation, and communal accountability weave together in truly Christ-shaped leadership. Sounds pretty timely right?!

As always, there will be time for audience Q&A—an open space for your own reflections and questions. Whether you serve in a church, nonprofit, or any sphere of influence, Formed to Lead offers wisdom for those seeking to grow in integrity, compassion, and trust in God’s guidance.

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/newcollegeberkeley/1886097

29/10/2025

Joy Steem & Matthew Steem (our lovely editor) are most alive in moments of genuine encounter, where the hope and grace that imbue people’s lives—even amid suffering—can be most deeply felt. They share a passion for exploring the intellectual, imaginative, and emotional vibrancy at the heart of the Christian tradition, and look forward to cultivating receptivity to beauty wherever it shines through.

27/10/2025

Nancy Thomas spent 30 years serving the church in Latin America. Her main ministries were in theological education and training Latin American Christian writers. She and her husband are now retired and living in Oregon. Nancy has published several poetry collections, the latest being Close to the Ground (Barclay Press) and The Language of Light (Fernwood Press).

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22/10/2025

To read the rest of Omorogieva's compelling feature, check out our latest issue. Omorogieva Sylvester Ihonwa is a writer and project manager based in Lagos, Nigeria. He is passionate about the intersection of faith, technology, and social impact.

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20/10/2025

Check out our summer issue to read more of Tricia's work.

Tricia Gates Brown’s poetry has appeared in Portland Review, Christian Century Magazine, and Friends Journal, among other publications; and her debut novel Wren won a 2022 Independent Publishers Award Bronze Medal. By trade, she is an edit or and co-writer, mainly working for the National Park Service and Native tribes. Her first poetry collection is forthcoming from Fernwood Press in Spring 2025; her second, in 2026. She holds a PhD in theology from University of St. Andrews and writes a column at Patheos on “religion, doubt, and why they matter.” For fun, she makes art.

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10/10/2025

Join our monthly Radix Live event Oct 16 at 5pm PST on zoom, as Radix editor Matthew Steem hosts a conversation with Liz Charlotte Grant and Michael Barram on her recent book.

Grant’s work invites us to ask searching questions: What does Bible study look like after inerrancy? Do you have to give up scripture when you no longer believe in its literal interpretation? Can you still call it sacred while renegotiating your relationship with the church?

In Knock at the Sky: Seeking God in Genesis After Losing Faith in the Bible, she wrestles with these questions in a lyrical and deeply personal commentary on Genesis—offering readers a fresh vision for encountering God in scripture, even as faith continues to shift and evolve.

Michael Barram, always warm and thoughtful, will bring his trademark curiosity, expertise in biblical studies, and engaging questions to the conversation. And, as always, there will be time for audience participation.

Follow the link to register: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/newcollegeberkeley/1879519

09/10/2025

Jessica Walters has an MFA in Creative Writing. Her work has been published in Mockingbird, Foreshadow, Ormsby Review, Still, Scintilla, Solum, and her short story “Glass Jars” was shortlisted for the Mitchell Prize for Faith and Writing. Jessica is also the Fiction Editor for Radix Magazine.

07/10/2025

Read the rest of Phillips column now! Olivia Phillips is an Ordained Pastor in The Wesleyan Church of Canada, and a doctoral student studying Polarization Practices in the Church at McMaster Divinity. She has pastored in both the US and Canada, serving in both local churches and executive leadership roles within the Wesleyan denomination. Her book, Becoming Community: Meeting in the Intersection of Truth and Love, was published through Wipf & Stock in 2021. She is an advocate for those who are ostracized, and deeply loves ministering to families and individuals journeying through end-of-life care. She is an adjunct professor with Kingswood University for their online Undergraduate and Graduate Programs.

01/10/2025

Luke Harvey lives with his wife and two daughters in Chickamauga, GA, where he works as a high school teacher. His first full-length collection, Let’s Call it Home, was published by Cascade Books in the Poiema Poetry Series. Other work has appeared or is forthcoming in journals such as The Christian Century, Spiritus, Southern Poetry Review, Appalachian Review, and elsewhere.

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