Poverty solutions that transcend ideology.
Community
Daniel Charles 12-01-2005
Whether founding schools or fixing toilets, Nelson good embodied community and faithful living.
Beth Newberry 3-01-2005
With fierce faith, Julia Bonds works to save the land and people of West Virginia.
Rose Marie Berger, Mark Betz 1-01-2005
The largest gathering of American Indians in U.S. history came together in Washington, D.C., in September for the opening of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian.
Julie Polter 12-01-2004
Reading passionately isn't about escaping reality, but about plunging further into it.
Elizabeth Maxwell 12-01-2004
In telling their stories, guests at the Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen feast on divine mystery.
Danny Duncan Collum 12-01-2004
An interview with Paul Elie on faith, writing, and the "School of the Holy Ghost."
Susannah Hunter 11-01-2001
A year of voluntary service has become a rite of passage for thousands of socially conscious young Christians.
David Batstone 5-01-2001
'If Buddhism helps them, so be it, but maybe they just need to be better Christians or better Jews.'
Catherine Meeks 3-01-2001
What does it take to create community? A calm and tender manner isn't a bad place to start.
Eric DeBode 1-01-2001
The Word on the Street has the potential to be a book about two theologians who volunteer at a soup kitchen, feel good about themselves, and write heart-warming stories about their experiences.
Chris Rice 7-01-1999
With our family's move last year from urban Jackson, Mississippi, to small-town Vermont, I exchanged the blackest state for the whitest and neighborhood drive-bys for wild turkey dive-bys.
Rocky Kidd 7-01-1999
Little Calumet Christian Fellowship is the first Mennonite church in North America to intentionally form a Generation X congregation with pastoral leadership from within that generation.
Kelley E. Evans 5-01-1999
cup in a tiny, single-serving French press. Some mornings I rush out of the house and
leave the coffee-making for someone at the office, but I usually regret this.
Joe Nangle 3-01-1999
The final column of a six-year run gives the author permission to write in the first person, wouldn't you say?