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March 3, 2011

50 Ideas That Changed Everything

By Ryan Hamm & Roxanne Wieman

(In the last 8 years) Read More
 

August 15, 2012

The Next Great Moral Movement

By Ben Lowe

(Part Two of a Two-Part Series Dealing with the Climate Crisis)

In my last column, "Three Numbers that Predict the Future of the Planet", I wrote about the state of the climate crisis and focused on three key data points that reveal a bleak, but not altogether hopeless, reality for us and for the rest of the planet.

Since that article posted two weeks ago, there have been two major developments: Read More

 

January 9, 2013

Where Christians Get Environmentalism Wrong

By Jason Todd

There’s far more to Christ’s redemptive plan than going green. Read More
 

February 10, 2012

The Least Known Way to Save 2 Million Lives

How much of the world cooks its food is leading to a shocking epidemic. Read More
 

June 20, 2012

Five Talents: Restoring Dignity Through Microloans

For those fighting poverty in countries impacted by natural disasters, ravaged economies or broken political systems, dignity provides a sense that an individual, a family or a community is worth preserving and sustaining, regardless of circumstances. Creating jobs is one of the fundamental parts of restoring that sense of dignity, so rather than providing a temporary respite, Five Talents utilizes microloans, business training and financial education to help recipients form long-lasting small businesses that are built to grow—and thrive. Here we talk with U.K. Read More

 

May 11, 2007

I Missed Earth Day

By David Kenney

Did you miss Earth day? It was April 22. Actually the whole idea of Earth “Day” as one specific day a year is a little bit ridiculous. It’s the same as saying, “On one day of the year we are going to appreciate our mothers or our administrative assistants.” Perhaps one day a year, we buy them a card and flowers, but we really should appreciate them and respect them every day, right? So, the same should at least be said for the planet we live on.

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