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Interviews
Conversations with fascinating people within the church and in secular settings
Janice Riggle Huie: The right people, the right place and an opportunity to make all things new
An innovative ministry at Houston’s Westbury UMC is like a fragile plant that needs time to grow, says the bishop of the UMC Texas Annual Conference.
Jesper Ertmann Oehlenschlӓger: What it means to lead in post-Christian Europe
The pastor of a thriving Lutheran church near Copenhagen encourages Christians to engage their current culture without being afraid.
Paul-Gordon Chandler: Peace building through the arts
The arts are a starting place for addressing what different faiths have in common, says the founder of a nonprofit that hosts interfaith art exhibitions around the world.
Melissa Skelton: The challenge is new in every moment
Whatever their own backgrounds and life experiences, Christian leaders are called to meet people where they are and then ask the real questions they’ve come to ask, a bishop in the Anglican Church of Canada says in this interview.
Dave Young Kim: Living out a calling as a muralist
The Oakland painter, muralist and community activist talks about blending his vocation as a Christian and an artist.
Kathleen Cravero: Leadership offers the opportunity to influence
Being the professional director of a family foundation requires a special set of skills, including deep listening and understanding why others hold the positions they do, says the president of Oak Foundation.
Haydn Shaw: Churches need to improve their generational IQ
In churches, as in the workplace, generational differences are a challenge. Understanding those differences helps congregations ask the right questions, says the author of two books on generational issues.
Bill George: Leaders must develop the qualities of the heart
Authenticity is crucial to leadership in today’s volatile environment, the Harvard Business School professor and author says in an interview.
Jena Lee Nardella: What do you do when your idealism crumbles?
‘Once you come to know the world -- truly come to know the world and all its doubt and darkness -- can you love it still?’ That’s the question the co-founder of the nonprofit Blood:Water addresses in her new memoir.
