Guest in the House, God in the House
Poland’s complex embrace of Ukrainian refugees Hidden from most of the world, something extraordinary occurred in Poland six years ago, on the 19th of November 2016.
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Seven Words
Khalil Gibran’s Poetic Invitation to Faithfulness “Suppose you were compelled to forget all the words you know except seven – what are the seven words
Witnesses, Not Saviors: An Interview with Dr. Gaynor Yancey
At the intersection of social work and ministry, where mission meets spiritual formation, you’ll find Dr. Gaynor Yancey. An expert in social welfare policy and
Cultivating a Beautiful Future
Written by Michael Wright All images are copyrighted to Mako Fujimura and licensed to The By/For Project under Creative Commons. Art and Faith: A Theology of Making A few years
The Listening Heart: Corita Kent’s Reforming Vision
Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple In 1962, Sister Mary Corita walked into a West Hollywood gallery to look at paintings of Campbell’s soup cans.
Patience, Presence & Sacrifice
Bible Translation in the Amazon Editorial Note: Name changed for security reasons and transcript edited for clarity and length. Written by James Galt | Photos: James
Light Luggage or Heavy Burdens?
Our answer will shape the future of the faith. By now, many of you have read the frequent articles and responses to the latest Pew
Reformer Profile: Jimmy Dorrell
For decades they’ve met under this bridge, even on cold days like today. It’s an unusually frigid Sunday morning in Waco, TX. Over a hundred
The Mothers of Something New
If you were to travel halfway around the planet to our little corner of the world, you would see a group of women whose hands
Forty Years a Survivor: A Story of Suffering and Freedom
Joe Kong was qualified on all accounts to be killed by the Khmer Rouge. As an educated, high-ranking government official, he and his young family
