The Subversive Power of Joy
It is not in the pursuit of ease, pleasure, or achievement that joy is found, but in a fierce commitment to participate in a story larger than ourselves.
Category: Feature
Historical Reformer: Dorothy Day
“The greatest challenge of the day is: how to bring about a revolution of the heart, a revolution which has to start with each one
The First Christian Country in the World: Part II
Last week, we published Part 1 of Armenian’s history as the First Christian Country in the World. Here, we continue the story by exploring the various factors that have shaped what Christianity looks like in Armenia today—starting with the Armenian genocide.
The First Christian Country in the World: Part IÂ
Waiting at a bus stop in downtown Yerevan, capital of Armenia, evidence of its early Christian heritage is everywhere.
Refugio: The Border as a Safe Haven Throughout Generations
For Nathaniel Jackson, marrying the love of his life had bigger consequences than frustrating in-laws. His worries were directed elsewhere: at the fact that he
Breaking Bonds of Silence: An Interview with Bryan Stevenson
“Mercy is just when it is rooted in hopefulness and freely given. Mercy is most empowering, liberating, and transformative when it is directed at the
Honoring the Red Light District
Do Cameras Help or Harm?
In situations of extreme exploitation requiring complex care it is crucial to ask the hard questions about ethical storytelling.
Hope in the Cracks
A music therapist’s quest for beauty in one of the world’s most notorious red light districts Morning in The City of Pain*—the sharp stench of
Wanted: Mapmakers for a New World
In a time of enormous global instability and rapid technological change we are in deep need of leaders who understand the challenge of the moment, make sense of the shifting landscape, and can chart a fruitful path forward.
