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August 28, 2012

How Much Love Does It Take to Make a Difference?

By Anne Jackson

Anne Jackson on the finite reality of human ability in the face of infinite human need.

The sun did not sympathize with the winter season. What should have been alive was dead, and the only green we saw was sewn into the fabric wraps women wore around their midsections as they carried their babies along the dirt road. Three of us walked in a dusty heat from the footbridge across a dry riverbed to Lindiwe’s homestead at the edge of the village. Read More

 

August 25, 2011

How to Help People Going Through a Divorce

By Anne Jackson

Navigating the death of a marriage. Read More
 

June 21, 2011

Five Things Your Church Wishes You Knew

By neue

Five writers write a piece for Neue about how they think the Church needs to change and better address the needs of Her community. Read More

 

October 12, 2010

Why Is It Hard to Be Broken in Church?

By Anne Jackson

Sometimes it's hard to be honest about yourself in church—but we can change that. Read More
 

May 5, 2010

The Traffick Cafe

By Anne Jackson

Anne Jackson writes a column about witnessing sex trafficking deals at a cafe in Moldova, Russia. Read More

 

October 23, 2008

Processing Through Pain

By Anne Jackson

The most painful experience of my life happened during a time when I was in leadership at a church. The most painful experience of my life happened during a time when I was in leadership at a church. My heart was severely wounded by a fellow staff member. Even years later as I write this, I have to be careful not to let bitterness creep back in. Read More