Denver, Colorado
How Jake Weidmann, one of 11 master penmen in the world, uses ink to link the past and future.
03.18.13
Detroit, MI
Riet Schumack is growing more than flowers among her Brightmoor neighbors.
02.08.13
Detroit, MI
How the vision of a restored city informs Detroit artist Yvette Rock's haunting work.
01.28.13
Phoenix, AZ
How real-estate developer Walter Crutchfield's gift at making money became a vocation.
10.08.12
Phoenix, AZ
How the Mexico native's shattered dreams to play football fueled a new vocational calling.
09.13.12
Phoenix, AZ
Where a person calls home may be their most defining quality, says artist Craig Goodworth.
08.30.12
Richmond, Virginia
Two Christians who promote natural foods as part of their vocational callings.
08.21.12
7th City
What happens when Christians sacrificially and creatively love their neighbors and neighborhoods.
06.07.12
Richmond, Virginia
A cancer diagnosis inspired Kim Newlen to create something beautiful for other women.
05.15.12
Richmond, Virginia
For Harrison Higgins, building beautiful furniture is not simply a steady job but a sacrament unto God.
05.01.12
Richmond, VA
Communities tell their stories through public landmarks. What does your city's landmarks say about you?
03.27.12
Portland, OR; Richmond, VA
How can people who share the same faith embrace such different politics?
03.13.12
Portland
With his bike-friendly nonprofit, C. J. Speelman offers a better way to address our friends who live outside.
12.16.11
Portland
Shoshon and Stephanie Tama-Sweet on how a healthy marriage sustains their activism.
11.14.11
Portland
Behind the mind-numbing statistics are stories of actual people living the horrors of being trafficked.
11.02.11
Portland
For Shoshon Tama-Sweet, working for the flourishing of his city comes at a great cost.
10.21.11
Portland
For Laura Streib, cuts to arts programs meant getting involved in Portland public schools.
10.21.11
Portland
The Imago Dei Community pastor on how his city's culture of activism affects the local church.
10.20.11
Richmond
When humans and creation interact, it's a good thing.
10.20.11
Portland
As a lobbyist in Oregon, Stephanie Tama-Sweet believes that politics can't be black and white.
10.20.11
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