Our bodily well-being can't be reduced to a number on a scale.

Across the country, congregations are whipping members into shape with highly marketed, faith-based health programs. What's right—and troubling—about the trend.

And how my own appetite went from enemy to dear friend.

What Jennifer Livingston's response to one ignorant reviewer gets right and wrong about obesity.

Where Michelle Obama's anti-obesity campaign falls short.

As the West exports its fat stigma to developing countries, the church might export its welcome embrace to those on all ends of the body mass index.

Fitness programs like the one launched at Rick Warren's Saddleback Church rightfully teach us that exercise and healthy eating are not spiritually 'neutral.'

The First Lady has been criticized for mentioning her daughters' weight to launch the 'Let's Move!' campaign.

Which clothing lines are belt-tightening during the shrinking economy.

The church's silence on food addiction is ignoring sin—and hurting women.