6 Things I Hate About Being A Christian
MAY 27, 2014 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- Christianity is a unique, wonderful, amazing experience that is filled with all sorts of positive things...
Take a picture with your heart.
MAY 16, 2014 | BY: NIKOLE LIM -- She was no more than five-feet tall, wearing a traditional sari in white cotton decorated with only three...
15 Women of Peace
MAY 15, 2014 | BY: STEPHEN JARNICK -- I recently received an email inviting me to attend an exhibit and concert commemorating the life and work of...
Sabbatical and CAIR: Learning from Mother Teresa, Thomas Keating and others
FEB 24, 2014 | FROM: GRAVITY -- One of the key components of Gravity’s work is their Contemplative Activist in Residence...
Shane Claiborne reflects on the Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
JAN 22, 2014 | BY: SHANE CLAIBORNE -- On January 22, 1973, the US Supreme Court decided in Roe v. Wade that a mother has the legal...
In the Midst of Tension and Challenges, Community Presents Unexpected Gifts
BOOK REVIEW -- Over the past 20 years, Chris Heuertz has experienced the changing and difficult life within community. His new book...
A Dialogue on What it Means to be Pro-Life
BY: TONY CAMPOLO & SHANE CLAIBORNE -- One of the most important issues of our day is the need for a consistent pro-life ethic...
Worship and the Poor: The Coming Revival
I just got back from spending about a month in India with my family. We had the opportunity to stay with our friend who runs a children’s home, made up of 48 kids. We were amazed by their faith. Each child ...
Worship and the Poor: Embracing Jesus on the Streets and on my Knees
Fifteen years ago my wife and I went to India for the first time. A great deal of our trip was spent at the Home for the Dying and Destitute in Calcutta, a home started by Mother Teresa. The home was made up o...
Find Your Own Calcutta
She was small in stature but she stood head and shoulders above the rest of us. Her life and her message affected the way we view the poor and highly impacted the ways in which we live our lives. She called u...