Rev. Wes Isley

Now that many cities, states and businesses are mandating COVID vaccines, some COVID-deniers are threatening to submit a religious...

Curious about what a hospital chaplain does, especially a Pagan one like me? This great article provides good detail, especially in the...

I did it--I got my 2nd dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine yesterday. The first dose was back in December. And I'm writing this to beg...

Is praying to a deity any different from believing aliens are protecting the Earth from dark forces?

This service left me feeling I had been served theological assumptions and spiritual platitudes. It highlights a danger of interfaith work.

Mental health and spiritual care volunteers will listen and support people who have lost loved ones to COVID-19.

My friend's use of The Hanged Man triggered an old insight that also involved this card, one that can guide us through the pandemic.

Spiritual leaders from many faiths gathered online to pray for everyone affected by COVID-19--and I cried!

Instead of complaining about a lack of in-person rituals, use this time to get creative, learn about others and grow spiritually.

The biggest challenge for my workshop and ritual was the technology, and I realized how we depend on visual cues when engaging an audience.

The coronavirus has me feeling helpless and fearful. Instead of running, I'm staring it down, and here are the helpful lessons I've learned.

My spiritual practice includes picking up roadside litter--but I've decided to stop because of the coronavirus. Here's why.

I may be stress-eating Little Debbie Swiss Rolls, but the American Red Cross and Chaplaincy Innovation Lab give hope in this anxious time.

Here are my takeaways from the virtual spring equinox ritual offered by Three Cranes Grove, ADF.

What does a spiritual view of viruses look like? What follows are just my personal reflections.

I don't think the Pagan gods are punishing us with the coronavirus. That's just a Christian idea dressed up in Pagan drag.