The qualities that have made the Richmond Christian Leadership Institute flourish in five years are key to any leadership program, anywhere.

How local Christians are building human capital through public health—one man at a time.

How Nicole Baker Fulgham is convincing fellow Christians to fill in the education gap crippling U.S. cities

How the forgotten outskirts of Chicagoland became one woman's mission field.

Joel Allison, head of Baylor Health Care System, says service and preventive care are key to changing U.S. standards

From city council meetings to street corners, Lorenzo Lawson is shaping a more just Columbia, Missouri.

How women uniquely lead neighborhood transformation.

Long before the NFL named my hometown this year's host city, Near Eastside leaders were revitalizing the heart of their neighborhoods.

Every aspect of Jim Noble's newest restaurant—including the food, all local—is designed to reflect the kingdom of God.

Compassion Coalition aims to mobilize and deploy Christians to address their city's brokenness.

The Birches offer 600 Portland families—including my own—a path to financial freedom.

With his bike-friendly nonprofit, C. J. Speelman offers a better way to address our friends who live outside.

John Canda believes the best way to curb gang violence is to ask adults—especially men—simply to show up.

River City Ministry teams with local mayors in the so-called 'meanest city to the homeless.'

Shoshon and Stephanie Tama-Sweet on how a healthy marriage sustains their activism.

Martin French, director of the Exile Poster Project, on the power of the public poster.

As its founder transitions, Emmaus Ministries continues to serve male prostitutes in Chicago.

Portland Christians confront their city’s sex trafficking problem with public art.

Behind the mind-numbing statistics are stories of actual people living the horrors of being trafficked.