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Chasing the Storyteller
David Cunningham's faith informs his filmmaking.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
Religion 2.0: Timothy Dalrymple
The manager of Patheos' evangelical portal clarifies the gospel online.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey|
Who's Next
Filling the Dad Gap
John Sowers addresses the root of many social ills.
Katelyn Beaty|
Who's Next
Alissa Wilkinson: Every Square Inch
The writer and editor seeks the redemption of all creation.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
Suicide Mission
Jamie Tworkowski’s nonprofit shows love to self-destructive teens.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
The Ultimate Wave
Bryan Jennings takes the Good News to surfers.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
Participant First
L. L. Barkat creates in the context of online community.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
A Jazz-Shaped Faith
Robert Gelinas, the Jazz Theologian, marches to the beat of a smooth drummer.
Mark Moring|
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Who's Next
Class Action
Nicole Baker Fulgham champions educational equity with Teach for America.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
Graceful Justice
Gideon Strauss was shaped by growing up in apartheid-era South Africa.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
The Mission of Art
W. David O. Taylor grounds his aesthetic passion in the local church.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
Not Just a Guy Issue
Crystal Renaud helps women addicted to pornography.
Katelyn Beaty|
Who's Next
Deep Faith
Graham Tomlin wants to bring theology back to church.
Mark Moring|
Who's Next
A Proverbs 31 Woman
Eve Nunez speaks up for children who cannot speak for themselves.
Laura Leonard|
Who's Next
Faith Equals Action
To White House Fellow Adam Taylor, the math is simple.
Mark Moring and Tim Stafford|
Who's Next
Intellectual Blog Feast
Matthew Lee Anderson's online ruminations go deep.
Mark Moring and Tim Stafford|
Who's Next
The Green Baptist
Jonathan Merritt seeks a renewed approach to American society.
Tim Stafford|
Who's Next
Watching Her Tone
Margaret Feinberg wants Christians to be more gentle.
Tim Stafford|

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