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Activism
Laurel Mathewson 5-01-2007
Rose Marie Berger 4-01-2007
Forty years after Martin Luther King Jr. delivered the "Beyond Vietnam" speech, what does it mean for America today? A conversation with historian and scholar Vincent G. Harding.
Bob Smietana 4-01-2007
Megachurch leaders Kay Waren and Lynne Hybels confront the challenges of HIV/AIDS, personally and globally.
Administrator 2-28-2007
This bathroom evangelism clip is from the January/February 2007 issue of Outreach magazine. This material is better than any religious satire I could pen - sometimes truth is funnier than fiction.
On a slightly more serious note, in this same issue, they published their list of the 25 most innovative churches [...]
Roger Brooks 2-01-2007
Two articles in the November 2006 issue overlook a powerful old means of communication that is being rediscovered—face-to-face storytelling in circles (sometimes called “peacemaking cir
Rose Marie Berger, Jonathan Mendez 2-01-2007
More than 1,500 young evangelicals from across the U.S.
Obery M. Hendricks Jr. 12-01-2006
Jesus was a political revolutionary—not the meek figure he is commonly portrayed as—whose teachings have been diluted, if not corrupted, by those in positions of power, writes Obery Hen
Donovan Jacobs 11-01-2006
Maybe a single film can't change the world, but put a social action campaign behind it and you have the seeds of a movement.
Danny Duncan Collum 8-01-2006
Neil Young's Living With War reopens the channel between artist and audience.
Ched Myers 7-01-2006
To wade in the water is to be immersed in our Lord's perverse ethic of gain through loss.
James Ferguson 7-01-2006
A refugee camp popped up last April on the sports field of Lennox Middle School, right next to Los Angeles International Airport.
Dean Nelson 7-01-2006
He seems relatively amused when people quote lines from the most famous song he’s ever recorded, but this day he was pretty serious.
John Malkin 6-01-2006
Everyone wants to be happy and to fulfill their dreams. For many who live in war zones, prisons, and places of poverty, those dreams aren’t likely to come true.