Theological probes of the vast mysteries of Christian faith and life.

A short but profoundly prophetic assessment of forgiveness and other essentials of the Christian path.

A discussion of Gurdjieff's beliefs and practices by one of his disciples.

Joan Chittister on how Jesus models a loving acceptance of those who have trouble doing what is right and religiously proper.

A statement and Q&A with director Lixin Fan, who has won multiple awards for his hard-hitting documentary about the inequalities suffered by Chinese families as their country modernizes and races to compete in a global economy.

A funky comedy about an oddball restaurant owner in Hamburg whose creativity and perseverance are tested in an unending series of mishaps and setbacks.

A poignant documentary that puts a human face on the plight of 130 million migrant workers in China who are pawns in the global marketplace.

Noah Levine on the search for truth through compassion, freedom, and impermanence.

Parker Palmer on opening our eyes to wonder and sacredness.

Shows how a chore like cutting grass can be seen as a transformative act leading to accomplishment, mystery, and creativity.

Harvey Cox on Jesus and his views of peace.

Daisaku Ikeda on how reading can enrich you.

Henri J. M. Nouwen on how Jesus chooses to reveal his love to us.

A satisfying and searing satire on the plight of poor farmers in India, scorned by the rich and powerful who have their own plans for national progress.

A sad and poignant drama about a new generation of Palestinians trying to make their way in their shackled world of loss, persecution, and anger.

A zany and wildly creative comedy about the ups and downs of young love.

A satire that pokes fun of the ruses that corporations are willing to undertake in order to get more people purchasing their products.

A wonderful picture book adapted from a Taoist tale about the blessings and bounties of creativity.

Thich Nhat Hanh on practicing generosity in a Buddhist context.

A young monk in an Irish monastery during the Middle Ages models a reverence for nature and a love of beauty and imagination.