Voices in the Wilderness
It happened following the exchange of peace during the worship service on Sunday. The location was the 9000 floor of Men’s Central Jail in Los
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Nearby is the Kingdom: An Interview with D.L. Mayfield
D.L. Mayfield on celebration, savior complexes, and neighbor love God speaks to each of us as he makes us,then walks with us silently out of
Look for the Flowers: An Interview with Sister Alison McCrary
She could be any woman marching in that parade, clad with gold-painted sneakers and a baby blue dress (“representing the interconnectedness to water and our
Holy Water Behind Bars
Holy Tears One of the most intimate and memorable moments of worship came in a seemingly unlikely place, although I have come to expect such
Rethinking the Language of Short-Term Missions
For much of Christian history, a call to international missions had been considered lifelong; some early missionaries shipped their necessities in a coffin, assuming they
Webs of Gold
Nations Media is built around four core values: Advocacy, Beauty, Life-Risk, and Reformation. These values form the skeleton of every story we tell, animating them
Civil Righteousness: An Interview with J.T. Thomas
When we look at our country, our home, the piece of dirt upon which we live and thrive, we need to ask ourselves a probing
Solidarity on the Southside
I remember the first time my wife and I crested the final hill into Chattanooga. Drafting behind an eighteen-wheeler into the sweeping curve of the
Learning the Prayer of “Yes, And”
“You are not the God we would have chosen / Had we have done the choosing…” So goes a prayer written by Walter Brueggemann in
“The Need is Our Own”
At the Border, Immigrant Churches Care for Migrants Editor’s Note: This story continues our series on the U.S.-Mexico border with updates from reformers Hugo and Eunice Moya (featured
