Plough Quarterly No. 6

This edition of Plough Quarterly No. 6 delves into the significance of bearing witness to the gospel amidst challenges, featuring diverse perspectives and art.

In this compelling edition of Plough Quarterly No. 6, contributors explore the profound implications of bearing witness to the gospel in today's world. Peggy Gish highlights the courageous responses of the church to the harrowing violence inflicted by Boko Haram in Nigeria, where countless Christians have lost their lives. This issue not only honors those who die for their faith but also shines a light on those who live for it, including the families of victims from the Emanuel AME Church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina. Their resilience and commitment to faith serve as powerful testimonies to the enduring impact of belief.

The conversation extends beyond martyrdom to encompass pressing societal issues, particularly in light of the US Supreme Court’s redefinition of marriage. The contributors engage with the complexities of marriage and sexuality, emphasizing that a holistic Christian witness must address these topics. With contributions from notable figures such as Russell Moore, N. T. Wright, and Pope Francis, readers are invited to reflect deeply on the interplay between faith and contemporary challenges.

Moreover, Plough Quarterly No. 6 is enriched by stunning artwork from renowned artists like Caravaggio and Pablo Picasso, making it not just a literary journey but a visual feast as well. Each issue of Plough Quarterly aims to inspire readers to actively embody Jesus’ teachings, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose through thought-provoking articles, poetry, and art.