by Fred Smith | Jan 14, 2022 | Africa, Blog, Editorial, Interview, Profile, Reformer
Light Luggage or Heavy Burdens? Written by Fred Smith Jan 14, 2022 Our answer will shape the future of the faith. By now, many of you have read the frequent articles and responses to the latest Pew Research showing the number of people who identify themselves as...
by Whitney Wiley | Dec 31, 2021 | Africa, Blog, Editorial, Interview, Profile, Reformer
MADAGASCAR The Mothers of Something New Written by Whitney Wiley Jul 9, 2019 If you were to travel halfway around the planet to our little corner of the world, you would see a group of women whose hands are working and whose eyes are sharing joy as they chat and...
by Brianna Lantz | Dec 24, 2021 | Blog, North America, Profile, Reformer
By Brianna Lantz For decades they’ve met under this bridge, even on cold days like today. It’s an unusually frigid Sunday morning in Waco, TX. Over a hundred folks start lining up early for a hot meal and warm conversation beneath the roar of Interstate 35 traffic....
by Hetta Hansen | Dec 10, 2021 | Asia, Blog, Reformer
By Hetta Hansen Joe Kong was qualified on all accounts to be killed by the Khmer Rouge. As an educated, high-ranking government official, he and his young family were targeted by the invading communist party. It was 1970 and the Cambodian genocide had just begun. Joe...
by Joanna Schaus | Nov 12, 2021 | Blog
Protected: Transforming Tragedy Catching up with reformer, Jacqueline Isaac By Joanna Schaus Nov 12, 2021 Listen to this article https://nationsmedia.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/LANDR-transforming_tragedy_mixdown-Balanced-Medium.mp3 Bio: Jacqueline Isaac is a...
by Caleb Paxton | Oct 29, 2021 | Blog
Can We Make Love Our Aim, in Politics? Three Actions That Reflect the Unity of the Trinity Article by Caleb Paxton Photo by ElevenPhotographs Oct 29, 2021 Listen to this article https://nationsmedia.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/New-Recording-71.m4a “Make love your...
