Mathew Jock Moses was born in 1976 in Sudan, a country that has been at war with itself throughout his lifetime. Members of his extended family have been among the victims of all-too-common atrocities committed by every people group. […]
When Sandy Gannon heard a speaker from Kampala in south central Uganda at her church twelve years ago, something stirred in her heart. […]
Recently I celebrated my twentieth anniversary of living in the United States, a date I anticipated with significant feelings. […]
They come through the door with blankets wrapped around themselves shaking and exhausted […]
To see David Washington standing today in front of his former dope house in Chicago’s Roseland neighborhood, it is difficult to imagine the gangs and violence of his teen years. […]
By Page Brooks I have been sitting at my home office desk all day seeing pictures on Facebook of the Houston devastation. About every five
I stared at my Bible in desperation for several seconds, focused on the words of the passage […]
We have been shocked and saddened by the recent explosion and loss of life […]
A few years ago I sat down with our pastor for coffee. We’d been going to the church off and on for a few years and were finally ready to join and jump fully into the congregational life. […]
It’s been more than a decade since I first discovered The Prophet written by Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran and published in 1923. […]
