2022

An arrival of migrants during Advent's week of peace gives one community a tangible opportunity to be peacemakers.

More than 7 million Somalis need life-saving aid to prevent another famine.

In the weeks ahead, we have an opportunity to secure our nation’s food supply and press for bipartisan reforms for our farmworkers, farmers, ranchers, and other food producers.

Distraction, maybe even more than rebellion, is often what gets in the way of us living out our faith.

Why our churches should ask deeper questions about the root causes of grinding poverty and systemic violence.

Many faith leaders are exhausted and overwhelmed. From experience and research, here are several practices to help you become (and stay) emotionally strong.

While some of this advice may feel counter-intuitive, research shows each action can help us find healing after loss.

Anna’s faithful love for the Savior convicts and challenges me. It breaks apart my excuses and points me toward a life of worship and surrender.

LUV (Learning, Understanding, and Validating) talk is a valuable skill not only for relationships, but also for those of us involved in giving and philanthropy.

As you consider where to donate this holiday season, HDI recommends several organizations at which alumni are currently serving.

Resources to help you do Advent differently this year (and beyond).

If we want better action, we may need to start asking better questions.

While sitting with a loved one battling cancer, God's been reminding me that our value is not dependent on our functionality. God can work through us, limitations and all.

It was difficult to visit the camp for a week, and most refugees live there for years. Still, there were glimpses of hope and joy in the midst of despair.

We cannot survive only on big, vague associations for meaning. We need our neighbors, too.

For many people, the word "missionary" is problematic. How should we respond to God's call to love our neighbors as a new era emerges?

As news headlines about Ukraine fade, let's remember the global neighbors who still need our help.

Surprising results from a recent Barna survey about Generation Z reveal helpful steps adults can take.

The practice of caring for others--including strangers and even enemies--is connected to loving God.