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Who Has Your Trousers? Keeping Company in the Darkness

Diana Gruver
January 12, 2021
Books, Church Life, Family and Parenting
I’ve spent time over the last few years researching people in church history who struggled with depression, but intertwined with their stories are those of their friends and family members who kept company with them in the dark.

A Common Thread: Adaptation from Liberation is Here

Nikole Lim
September 2, 2020
Family and Parenting, Global, Women
I was twenty years old when I first met Nekesa. I landed in Kenya to capture stories for my thesis film about women who inspire hope in their communities. A friend invited me to sit in during her university cla...

Fighting for Hope: Brooklyn Coffee Shop Turned Food Pantry

Patricia Manwaring
May 1, 2020
General, Global, Practical Justice
We decided to offer up what we had. Empty tables. 

Swallowing Stones

Susan Chorley
December 11, 2019
Church Life, Women
Something beautiful happens when women share their stories.

Using Stories to Bridge the Empathy Gap

Jennifer Farmer
September 12, 2019
General, Practical Justice
As people of faith and social justice advocates, how can we bridge or tighten this empathy gap?

Cowboys and Indians: Dismantling the Western, Settler-Colonial Worldview (PART IV)

Randy Woodley
April 26, 2019
Creation & Environment, General, Theology
Time for restoring our place on earth is running out.

The Dangers of (Poverty) Porn

Ryan Kuja
February 8, 2019
Books, Global, Practical Justice
Poverty porn reinforces stereotypes by telling a skewed story about who people living on the edges really are...

In the Name of the Christ Child Refugee

Alexia Salvatierra
December 20, 2018
Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Practical Justice
Organizations have been bringing North American “family members” to be a sign of the love of God and to return to tell the story.

America and the Loss of Collective Memory

Angela Denker
May 28, 2018
Interfaith, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
Collective memory, even painful collective memory, can be a great force for binding together communities, faith groups, and even nations.

Keep Standing Up for Health Care: It’s Personal

Jacqui Lewis
July 26, 2017
General, Politics, Practical Justice
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Someone else’s mom needs cancer medicine. Someone else’s dad has diabetes. Someone’s baby will die without health care.
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