For most people living a middle-class existence, hunger is a temporary condition—easily dispatched by a quick trip to the fridge, or if necessary, the grocery store. But for people in under-resourced communities, hunger is a burden that overshadows their everyday existence.
Juana and Fil Nesta inspire their congregation to reach their neighbors through a Christmas nativity festival.
If we don’t take time to examine the purpose of the holiday and how it connects with our faith, then we risk missing what it was intended to accomplish.
A review of the latest Marvel film and its deeply universal themes.
Twenty-two years after his first Sankofa journey, Jelani Greenidge got back on the bus.
For Indigenous Heritage Month, The Companion sat down virtually with two staffers from Mending Wings, a youth healing and empowerment organization based in the Yakama Nation of central Washington.
Serve Globally ministry partner Leonid Regheta talks with the Companion about Ukraine and his refugee resettlement ministry.
Michael “Big Faith” Brown is talking about Jesus through hip-hop and barber clippers.
The Companion talks with the Boonrangs, regional coordinators in Asia for the Serve Globally mission priority.
Covenant communities of faith are beginning the process of rebuilding after a massive storm caused flooding and left widespread debris across the cities, towns, and villages of western Alaska.
