February 2021

In the era of COVID-19, what does it mean to be 'in this together'?

Wheaton College M.A. student reflects on COVID ministry in Liberia

Our ethnicity isn’t the most defining part of us, but it points back to Christ.

Letting go of the things the things that, without even realizing it, limit my capacity to love my neighbors.

Environmentalist Ben Lowe explains why we end up in a toxic and abusive relationship with the rest of creation.

How easy it is to see only our own needs.

When discussing justice, the first thing we have to do is listen.

A community that recovered from decades of trauma is now helping neighboring refugees currently suffering from war.

Trauma from the Lord’s Resistance Army Left a Scar on my Heart... But Now I Use My Scars to Help Others.

Living as beacons of hope in the places where God plants us allows us to model biblical hospitality and community.

Serving vulnerable populations is holy ground. The standards are high.

Who is really my neighbor?

Shifting to online worship means rethinking Biblical presence.

If disaster relief is your heart's desire this year, stay flexible.

Churches studied emphasized prayer, creativity and hope during the first three months of the pandemic

What is a Christian response to people-on-the-move?

What are you doing with the field you have been given?

Even in the most uncertain and grief-stricken times, He listens.

COVID is not a marathon or a sprint. What are we running, exactly?