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Interviews
Conversations with fascinating people within the church and in secular settings
Shane Lopez: Hope is an ancient virtue
The author of “Making Hope Happen” says that hope can be cultivated and shared.
Suzii Paynter: Leading a denomi-network
The leader of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship talks about what it means to be a 21st-century organization -- and what she learned about leadership from riding a racehorse in Texas.
Emilie M. Townes: The church is being transformed
The dean of Vanderbilt Divinity School rejects the notion that the church is dying and sees the job of the divinity school as preparing students financially, spiritually and professionally to lead in a church that is changing.
Howard Bloom: Ask hard questions
New programs and interventions often seem sure to work. But success is rare, and evaluation is critical to understanding whether and why efforts to help underserved people are in fact effective, says an evaluation research methodologist.
Maya Ajmera: Luck, timing, strategy and hard work
The founder of the Global Fund for Children recounts her work with the organization, from the experience in India that sparked the original idea to its expansion into a world leader in helping vulnerable children.
Michael Faye and Paul Niehaus: Trust the poor to make decisions
A nonprofit called GiveDirectly allows U.S. donors to give people in Africa living in extreme poverty what they need most: money.
