by Reed Klass | Jul 3, 2020 | Blog, North America
America is Like Heaven A look into Missoula’s quietly thriving Congolese community By Reed Klass Feb 3, 2020 Missoula, Montana is a small college town nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, known for its access to national parks and forests, density of craft...
by Joseph Carlson | Jun 14, 2020 | Blog, North America
UNITED STATES Improbable Joy: Jeanelle Austin speaks about George Floyd, racial justice, and the discipline of hope Photo: Isaiah Rustad “I suspect that were kinship our goal, we would no longer be promoting justice—we would be celebrating it.” – Father Greg...
by Lindy Lowry | Jun 1, 2020 | Asia, Blog
CHINA Will the World’s Largest Church Survive Amid Growing Hostility and Oppression? Corporate prayer, even when covert, is a hallmark of the church in China. Christians in China are preparing to count the cost amid increasing persecution that threatens church,...
by Caleb Paxton | May 21, 2020 | Blog, North America, Profile, Reformer
Lisa Sharon Harper’s Thick Faith By Caleb Paxton We live in an age when politics and faith traditions alienate us from each other instead of unite us. Having lived and worked within political movements, I know from experience that life on the inside of politics...
by Garrett King | May 7, 2020 | Asia, Blog, Photo Essay
Among the Bajau “Sea Gypsy” People Photographer Garrett King on storytelling and seeing Listen as Garrett King describes images from his time with the Bajau "sea gypsy" people....
by Sarah Zimmerman | Apr 30, 2020 | Blog, Middle East
Renewed Earth, Ancient Trees An interview with reformer Jason Fileta By Sarah Zimmerman Apr 30, 2020 Originally published November 20, 2019 The date is September 20, 2019. There is an anticipatory hum buzzing, growing louder around the world. People of all ages and...
