Greg Jarrell

Pentecost 2020 First Ward Park, Uptown Charlotte (This short homily was offered during a rally in Uptown Charlotte, a part of continuing nationwide demonstra...

A basic theological conviction: middle class and wealthy Christians ought to know poor people. They ought to know poor people by name, and in ways that foste...

This week, I am celebrating the release of A Riff of Love one year ago. Over that year, I've the chance to speak to and hear from lots of readers who have en...

These reflections were offered at the closing of a week of training for young adults headed across the nation for a year of service and living in community. ...

The following is an excerpt from my book A Riff of Love: Notes on Community and Belonging, available wherever you buy books. There are lots of other folks do...

As the rhetoric for armed conflict with Iran escalates, I want to offer a thorough analysis of how a war with Iran might be justified using Just War theory. ...

When I started writing A Riff of Love, an idea that was encouraged from day one by my friend Anthony Smith, I knew two things: for one, I would tell my story...

My grandfather John Richard Jarrell died on Jan 23 at 92 years old. He lived his entire life on Jarrell Farm Road near Wentworth, NC, and was a lifelong memb...

Recently, a local website published a report called "11 Coolest Neighborhoods for Finding a Starter Home under $425,000." This got Helms and I talking about ...