Queering Identities: Resource and Resilience
By Hsiao-Lan Hu University of Detroit MercyIn recent years I have been made to become increasingly aware of the convergence of my “in-between” identities in

Family Matters—Welcoming the New Year 2019
By Ruben L. F. Habito Dear colleagues and friends of the Buddhist Christian studies family, Let me begin by citing from an inspiring sermon I

Buddhism, Christianity and Bodies
By Kristin LargenFor most of us in the United States, fall semester is finishing up with final exams and final papers. I gave my final

Buddhists, Muslims, and Christians
By Leo D. LefebureBuddhist-Christian relations always occur within a broader context that involves followers of other religious traditions as well. Over the last two years

2018 Year in Review
2018 was a big year for SBCS, with our annual meeting held at the American Academy of Religions in Denver and participation in the Parliament

Beyond Interreligious Dialogue and Abstract Pluralism: In Memory of John C. Raines
by Hsiao-Lan HuUniversity of Detroit MercyOn November 12, 2017, my main advisor at graduate school John C. Raines passed away. On the surface, John and

Report from Greece
The following is a guest post from Valerie Hellerman, Executive Director of Hands on Global, a registered US based non profit working both domestically and

Buddhist Women Engage Race and Exclusionary Politics in America
"Give Yourself Permission to be ALL IN"Pamela Ayo Yetunde, Th.D.United Theological Seminary of the Twin Citiespayetunde@unitedtheologicalseminary.eduThis blog article is adapted from Yetunde’s keynote address to

Introduction to the tab Books and Articles
Dear Friends,Welcome to the tab Books and Articles. In this tab we would like to discuss books, book's chapters and scholarly articles somehow related to

Welcome to the Timely Issues Section of our Blog
Dear Friends,Welcome. In this forum we will host conversations on Timely Issues for the blog of the Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, We are your moderators,


