Violette Nyirarukundo Mwenedata: Wounded healer
A survivor of the Rwandan genocide talks about how her own suffering inspired her to reach out to others in places such as Haiti and Sudan as a biblical counselor.
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Noel Castellanos: A heart for justice
The CEO of the Christian Community Development Association ministers to underserved communities from the inside out, becoming part of the fiber of a neighborhood.
Phileena Heuertz: It's not easy to be human
The co-director of the international mission organization Word Made Flesh talks about how she balances contemplative practice with work in the world.
The word of reconciliation
The second epistle of Paul to the Corinthians is a message announcing that God’s work of reconciliation has begun, says Richard B. Hays.
Virgilio P. Elizondo: Diversity is a sign of the new creation
A pioneer of mestizo theology uses the image of Jesus crossing borders to illustrate a spirituality of redemptive inclusion.
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Scott Benhase: Forgiveness allows the other virtues
Virtues are not values we can pick up or put down. They run far deeper than that.
Chris Heuertz: Working together for what's right
Affirmation of inclusion in the body of Christ is the purest expression of denominations, but too often they encourage exclusion, says the former international executive director of Word Made Flesh.
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Entrepreneurship in action
Two “gospel entrepreneurs” share the stories of their businesses at Redeemer Presbyterian Church’s Entrepreneurship Initiative Forum in New York.
Allegra Jordan: The “Angel of Burundi” and Henry Ford
Maggy Barankitse showed her messenger a vision of peace and he accepted. Henry Ford shot his.
Reconciliation on campus
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship is a rare model of a large institution that has woven racial reconciliation into its DNA, despite the fact that trying to achieve this goal can be messy and discouraging.