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Messy Motives and Good Work: Lessons for Labour Day

August 30 ^th 2013 byJohn Terrill

Branch Rickey's legacy demonstrates that a desire for profit can coexist with a desire for justice.

Sleeper Cells for the Common Good: A Conversation with David Brooks

August 16 ^th 2013 byDavid Brooks with James K.A. Smith

Sustainable Shalom: The Hope of Bright Green Urbanism

August 9 ^th 2013 byJonathan Hiskes

Naturalizing "Shalom": Confessions of a Kuyperian Secularist

June 28 ^th 2013 byJames K.A. Smith

How I discovered I could long for justice in both this world and the next.

Activism, Justice, and Longing for Shalom

May 17 ^th 2013 byTyler Wigg-Stevenson

I care about justice; must I be an activist?

Responsible Activism and Social Change

May 10 ^th 2013 byTyler Wigg-Stevenson with James K.A. Smith

Committees: The Mentors of Our Time?

April 26 ^th 2013 byBill Van Groningen

Transform This

April 12 ^th 2013 byJohn Rottman

Could revival possibly come through the prison system?

Persuading in a Divided Age: The Christian's Privilege

March 1 ^st 2013 byAnne Snyder

Persuasion should be based in discovering the reality of real people's lives.

Vessels of Myth

January 14 ^th 2013 byAdam Barkman

An Artist in the Dark

January 11 ^th 2013 bySørina Higgins

When darkness comes, some artists create their best work through it, while others lie in paralyzed despair. Does God use both?

My Third Third

January 2 ^nd 2013 byPeter Menzies

On the Role of Art Museums

December 10 ^th 2012 byMeaghan Ritchey

Beauty and Ugliness in Northern Minnesota

December 3 ^rd 2012 byThomas Becker

A Bridge Between City and Church

November 23 ^rd 2012 byJeff Haanen

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