Remembering Sinjar
Reformer Dave Eubank on the hope for Yazidis and Christians in Iraq This week marks the five year anniversary of the Yazidi genocide in Sinjar, Iraq. On
Category: Interview
The Unlikely Educator
Education opened Godfrey Lugoloobi’s future. Now he’s changing the future of Uganda’s students. As a young boy, Godfrey Lugoloobi walked six kilometers to and from
Nations on Assignment: A Travel Guide
“Travel changes you. As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small. And in return,
Iran to Cyprus: A Journey of Faith
“I didn’t even know where Cyprus was on the map!” Simon laughs when I ask him why he left Iran to start a new life
From Nicaragua with Love
Nestled in the mountains of Estelí, Nicaragua lies a small community only accessible by a ten-mile stretch of bumpy gravel road. Don’t expect to arrive
Historical Reformer: François Fénelon
The War of Spanish Succession had ravaged his diocese and farmland more times than he could count. François Fénelon stood from his crouched position, lifting the half-dead body
Beacon: Mexico City
Neighborhood by neighborhood, spiritual renewal is sweeping across Ciudad de México Editor’s Note: Welcome to our new series, Beacon. Beacon features influential global cities that
A Little Friend of Jesus: The Life and Legacy of Jean Vanier
“We are not called by God to do extraordinary things, but to do ordinary things with extraordinary love. ” – Jean Vanier ________ On a
Moving Into the Neighborhood
The Grassroots Narrative Emerging From Manenberg “Nowadays, the township of Manenberg may be synonymous with poverty, crime and violence…[there is] still a beloved anthem of
Writing in the Margins: A Day in the Life of Reformer Matt Malyon
Editor’s Note: Last year we featured reformer Matt Malyon, prison chaplain and executive director of Underground Writing, a literature-based creative writing program serving migrant, incarcerated, recovery, and
