Detroit

Neighbors We May Rarely See

Jennifer Kottler 11-05-2009

I don't know about you, but I rarely, if ever travel the road from Jerusalem to Jericho. I've heard it's a rough neighborhood -- people get robbed, beaten and left for dead.

My Summer Road Trips

Jim Wallis 7-30-2009

For our family, summer is road trip time. Joy loves to drive, and our two boys, Luke and Jack, are veteran travelers - by land, air, and even sea!

A Phoenix Rising From GM's Ashes

Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins 6-12-2009

Imagine America's 'Rust Belt' transformed into a green belt of clean energy manufacturing. Imagine the factories of Detroit making wind turbines and solar panels to power America.

The Good News About Yesterday's Duel

Jim Wallis 5-22-2009

I'm in Germany at the biannual Kirchentag festival of faith of the German churches, so I missed the news and analysis of President Barack Obama and former Vice President Dick Cheney's spee

Why You Need to Know Vincent Chin

Eugene Cho 5-15-2009

I'll be honest. I get timid writing these kind of posts. I'm scared of being labeled an angry or bitter Asian. I'm scared of the emails that come in. I'm scared of being de-invited for speaking gigs

Make Sure that Our Country Does Not Become Detroit

Jim Wallis 1-06-2009

Average Autoworkers Aren't the Problem

Jim Wallis 12-15-2008

It was just a couple of months ago that the country was embroiled in a debate about bailing out Wall Street.

My Advent Calendar: December 12

Diana Butler Bass 12-12-2008

Following on the theme of the last two windows, Dec. 12 on the Advent calendar opened to a picture of an ox with a book-the symbol of the gospel of Luke.

Automakers: Apology Accepted

Jim Wallis 12-11-2008

This week GM printed a full page ad in Automotive News magazine to make a public apology. They said:

Remembering Merton on the 40th Anniversary of His Death

Troy Jackson 12-10-2008

1968 was a year filled with tragic deaths, of young leaders lost.

CEO Pay Cuts and Hybrid Road Trips by the Big Three

Jim Wallis 12-03-2008