Forty years after Martin Luther King Jr. delivered the "Beyond Vietnam" speech, what does it mean for America today? A conversation with historian and scholar Vincent G. Harding.
Activism
Bob Smietana 4-01-2007
Megachurch leaders Kay Waren and Lynne Hybels confront the challenges of HIV/AIDS, personally and globally.
Administrator 2-28-2007
This bathroom evangelism clip is from the January/February 2007 issue of Outreach magazine. This material is better than any religious satire I could pen - sometimes truth is funnier than fiction.
On a slightly more serious note, in this same issue, they published their list of the 25 most innovative churches [...]
Roger Brooks 2-01-2007
Two articles in the November 2006 issue overlook a powerful old means of communication that is being rediscovered—face-to-face storytelling in circles (sometimes called “peacemaking cir
Rose Marie Berger, Jonathan Mendez 2-01-2007
More than 1,500 young evangelicals from across the U.S.
Obery M. Hendricks Jr. 12-01-2006
Jesus was a political revolutionary—not the meek figure he is commonly portrayed as—whose teachings have been diluted, if not corrupted, by those in positions of power, writes Obery Hen
Donovan Jacobs 11-01-2006
Maybe a single film can't change the world, but put a social action campaign behind it and you have the seeds of a movement.
Danny Duncan Collum 8-01-2006
Neil Young's Living With War reopens the channel between artist and audience.
Ched Myers 7-01-2006
To wade in the water is to be immersed in our Lord's perverse ethic of gain through loss.
James Ferguson 7-01-2006
A refugee camp popped up last April on the sports field of Lennox Middle School, right next to Los Angeles International Airport.
Dean Nelson 7-01-2006
He seems relatively amused when people quote lines from the most famous song he’s ever recorded, but this day he was pretty serious.
John Malkin 6-01-2006
Everyone wants to be happy and to fulfill their dreams. For many who live in war zones, prisons, and places of poverty, those dreams aren’t likely to come true.
Danny Duncan Collum 6-01-2006
For the next 54 years, Anne Braden was a solid citizen of 'the other America.'