Comrades and Co-laborers
Derrick and Cayla Sanderlin model the ministry of togetherness “Yeah, Derrick is the gentle dissenting voice in the community.” Even though Cayla keeps a matter-of-fact
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Women of Valor: Rachel Held Evans
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a “Women of Valor” series. For the next few months, we will be spotlighting courageous female reformers around
“Not Just Hearts But Shackles”
An Interview with Jamie Gates When we find ourselves nose-to-nose with the uglier sides of being human, we’re often tempted to ignore, to numb, or
Fortitude in the Face of Persecution
After husband’s stabbing, mother in India finds strength in Christ Areefa* is a Christian from a Muslim background in her late 30s living in India.
Hope for Change in an Age of #ChurchToo Sexual Abuse
How reformer Megan Lively urges the Southern Baptist Convention toward justice and mercy I have spoken to Megan Lively before, and I know she lives
Growing the Global Family
Checking in with reformer Genea Horner of The Mission Five years ago, in the spring of 2014, Nations Media embarked on our very first project: we
The Orphanless Orphanage
When the Nations team first visited Rancho de Sus Niños, an orphanage near Tecate, Mexico, we had no idea what to expect. Orphanages can conjure
The Way Down: Adam Luck’s Familial Advocacy
It’s lunchtime on a Tuesday when I pull up to the Kate Barnard Correctional Center on the east side of Oklahoma City. My pulse jumps
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
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
