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Interviews
Conversations with fascinating people within the church and in secular settings
Robert Wilson-Black: Resistance and healing, after the election
In the wake of the presidential election, it's time for listening and learning, says the CEO of Sojourners in this interview.
Shannon Hopkins: The gamification of innovation
A new game called Mission: Possible helps organizations develop solutions to problems while also learning about teamwork, design thinking and innovation.
Rick Donlon and Nathan Cook: Calling young physicians to help create a more just health care system
In medicine as in the church, many traditional markers of success are ultimately idols, say leaders of a Christian primary care health network in Memphis. Young doctors “with eyes to see” are called instead to care for the poor.
Frederick D. Haynes III: We're not having normal church anymore
After the police shootings in Dallas and incidents of police violence against African-Americans, the church can no longer afford to conduct business as usual, a prominent African-American pastor says in this interview. The church must radically return to what it means to be people of faith.
Nedgine Paul: Proving what is possible in Haiti
Reforming the Haitian educational system is a challenge. But by focusing on the country’s rich culture, customs and community, it is possible to make a difference, says the founder of a leadership development organization for teacher-leaders in Haiti.
Monica A. Coleman: 'Bipolar Faith: A Black Woman's Journey with Depression and Faith'
The author and theologian talks about her new book, “Bipolar Faith,” and what it means to live with mental illness while growing, moving and standing in faith.
Adam J. Copeland: Crowdfunding offers new opportunities to expand congregational giving
Crowdfunding offers congregations a way to broaden their concept of stewardship, with opportunities to expand the focus, audience and reach of fundraising efforts, says an expert on stewardship and congregational giving.
Drew G.I. Hart: Changing the way the church views racism
Christians need to adopt a deeper, more complex understanding of how race shapes our lives and communities, says the author and theologian in this interview. And to resist racism, we need to ‘recover’ Jesus, taking Christ and Scripture seriously.
Claudia May: Reconciliation requires us to observe, practice and take seriously how Jesus lived on earth
Reconciliation doesn’t begin with us but with God and God’s longing to reconcile all of us to himself. And Jesus is the model for how reconciliation happens, a scholar says in this interview.
