The Faces of Christ
By Tim Weisemann Tim Weisemann is a photographer with a passion for capturing culture and life on film. Tim has studied at Maine Photographic Workshops. Continue reading The Faces of Christ
Destined for Adventure
By Stephanie Fisk Continue reading Destined for Adventure
Manna
By Mallorie Miller One year. One backpack. I about fell off my chair the first time I read the packing suggestions for the World Race. I was expected to bring four skirts, four pants, and eight shirts for an entire year? I remember looking with disdain at my closet, wondering how I would manage. I … Continue reading Manna
Unconditional Community
By Jimmy McCarty Id had enough. Everything was going downhill and wasnt going to get resolved in the immediate scenario. Everything about these people was getting on my last nerve. I dont really know why, it wasnt really a big deal looking back on it now, but in that moment, there was nothing of higher … Continue reading Unconditional Community
Understanding Poverty
By Kimberly Martin God has continually put in my heart a desire to understand what it means to be poor. I have come to realize that there are many different levels of poverty. In America, many claim to be poor if they cannot buy the latest clothing or a new car every few years. Others … Continue reading Understanding Poverty
Shining Stars
By Stephanie Fisk As I look up at the vast night sky, the bright, shining stars remind me of the individuals that live inside the confines of Hermano Pedro Hospital in Antigua, Guatemala. My thoughts easily retrace their steps back to the childrens ward. Faces begin to flash through my mind. I feel my heart … Continue reading Shining Stars
Aliens and Strangers: Radical Christianity in the iPod Age
By Michelle Hudgins I call myself a radical Christian. I have bravely declaimed the importance of living one’s life on the edge, of putting oneself in difficult situations simply because Jesus asks one to. I have worked up quite a fervor describing in detail all that was necessary for a life that was really worth … Continue reading Aliens and Strangers: Radical Christianity in the iPod Age
Unexpected Valentine
By Kari Miller With Valentines Day here and gone, love is swirling in the air, and yet, do we have any better understanding of how to love deeply and purely than we did yesterday? When the people in ancient times asked Jesus what the most important spiritual truth was, he said to love God and … Continue reading Unexpected Valentine
Provision Through Simplicity
By Amanda Petersen I made a decision this past year to simplify my life. Im not going to lie and say it was because I saw need around me, responded to that need, and was left with only the basics for myself. The decision was based on what I felt to be a leading from … Continue reading Provision Through Simplicity
It Had Flesh On It: A Day With Shane Claiborne
By Josh Casper This past weekend I was able to spend some time with founder of The Simple Way community in Philadelphia, PA – Shane Claiborne. Shane is the author of The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical. If the book isn’t proof enough, I can personally tell you that this guy is living … Continue reading It Had Flesh On It: A Day With Shane Claiborne