The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant has some fanciful and thought-provoking ideas about the meaning of Maundy Thursday and the communion meal.

The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant laments that the myths of the Confederacy still fuel hatred in the 21st century American South.

The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant laments that the myths of the Confederacy still fuel hatred in the 21st century American South.

Lent is about rooting out those things that separate us from the disciples we want to be; in other words, we’re unraveling, writes the Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant.

The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant poses some sharp questions to progressive United Methodists.

The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant muses on the repercussions of the 2019 General Conference.

We should pray for New Zeland’s Muslims who’ve been told to stay away from their mosques, remembering that a faith community isn’t a building, but a people, writes the Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant.

The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant offers suggestions for a more peaceful, contemplative Lent.

General Conference 2019 showed that we’ve placed a greater emphasis on our Methodism rather than our God-following, and Lent is the time to repent of being our own gods, writes the Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant.