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As we walk or drive around our neighborhoods, it can be easy to ignore their past, especially when the build environment of the past isn’t […]
White Churches and the Taking of American Neighborhoods with Greg Jarrell Read More »
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Churches love to tell their stories, whether their founding, their accomplishments, or their connections with wider history. How can churches tell their full stories—not just
Telling Congregations’ and Neighborhoods’ Stories – Public History with Denise Meringolo Read More »
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Access to banking proves vital to participating in our economy, but many people have little or no access to mainstream banking. They sometimes have little
Breaking Predatory Lending Cycles – with Meghan Olsen Biebighauser of Exodus Lending Read More »
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Love God and love neighbor are the two great commandments of Christianity given by Jesus. But what happens when Christians don’t love neighbors? What happens
When Christians Don’t Love Neighbors with David French Read More »
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It’s easy to imagine loving neighbors as something focused locally, with denominations as broader bodies that span towns, cities, states, and even international borders. But
Sean Rowe says Denominations Can Help Us Love Neighbors Read More »
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In this episode we delve into how churches can engage in public-private partnerships without undermining their mission. The discussion with Peter John Hobbs, who directs
Public-Private Partnerships and the Church – Opportunity or Pitfall? with PJ Hobbs Read More »
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Loving neighbors involves facing sins that shaped our neighborhoods. Many church communities are asking how they can be agents of repair amid the racial fragmentation
Reparations at Virginia Theological Seminary with Ebonee Davis-Hayes Read More »
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When we think of church meetings, we often associate them with decision making and getting work done. But meetings are also places to build community,
Reimagining Church Meetings – with Roger Owens Read More »
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We often associate prayer with peacefulness and calm, and politics with conflict and strife. Yet our prayer and our engagement in public life can together
Prayer and Politics with Benjamin Campbell Read More »
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On the cusp of a major national election in the United States, we reflect on the interplay between national-level elections and local political engagement for
National Elections and Local Politics with Michael Pope Read More »